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dbForge SQL Complete is an intellisense add-in for SQL Server Management Studio and Visual Studio with advanced autocompletion and formatting features of T-SQL code.

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  1. mark statement to exclude in execution history

    Possibility to exclude lines of code in execution history that include senitive date (username and/or password)
    example:
    -- run code in sqlcmd mode
    :connect [servername] -U my_account -P T0pS3cretP@ssw0rd!

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  2. Alias casing variation between columns and table Alias

    When creating a formatting profile there is only one selection for Alias casing, in my personal experience my column alias casing differs from my table alias.

    EX:

    Select
    det.name AS UserName
    , det.id AS UserId
    , det.phone AS UserPhone
    , det.description AS UserBio
    FROM dbo.exampletable det

    when running through my formaterr with the setting Alias Case set to 'Lower' it changes my column alias's whether they are snake_Case PascalCase to lower

    TLDR : have a setting to alter column alias case individually rather than a global alias case option

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