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    Could you please let us know what version of SSMS or VS you are using?

    Please note that in some versions Visual Studio or SSMS you can redefine shortcuts for the commands of dbForge SQL Complete (the command contain ‘SQLComplete’) in the ‘Environment → Keyboard’ section of the ‘Options’ window that can be invoked by selecting ‘Tools → Options’ from the main menu.

    Also, please let us know what tool you prefer for formatting and why you chose it over dbForge SQL Complete.

    You can reply straight to our support system at supportATdevartDOTcom

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    John commented  · 

    I'm using SSMS version 10.50.6000.34. This version does have the keyboard menu item where you indicated it would be, but does not appear to allow for custom settings beyond switching schemes. I'm using "Poor Man's T-Sql Formatter". Perhaps not a "good" reason, but I'm simply used to it and already; it does the job, and I have it configured the way I like.

    The only thing "Poor Man's" is missing is the ability to line wrap comments. Perhaps this isn't something you would want to do to all comments, but the option would have been nice. To be fair, most formatters don't do that. Every programmer at one point or another has changed the verbiage in comments and ended up with one line way too long and one way to short. Making it easier for programmers to write comments makes the world a better place! :)

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