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export to excel bug(?) -- Acts odd if multiple result sets
Before I upgraded to latest version of SQL Prompt, if I had two queries in the same "New Query" window and ran them, I could select either of the two result sets and choose "Open in Excel" to open up the selected result set in Excel. Now it always seems to auto-select the first result set.
What I'm usually doing here is two related queries. I pick the larger result set, open that in Excel, and then add a new tab to Excel and copy-and-paste the smaller result set to the 2nd tab. Or sometimes I'm doing multiple queries to…
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Secure tab history
Either detect and scrub passwords from tab history, or store the history files securely so they can't be copied by backup software and viewed as plain text on the drive without a password.
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Add 'Reconnect All tabs' button
Great improvement (at least for me, but I doubt I am alone with this issue) to connect all tabs on opening SSMS would be to enable to invoke this on click/keyboard shortcut.
I am working through VPN and every disconnect means I have to close and re-open the app, losing pinned tab status and tab ordering.4 votes -
Add Per Database table/view alias mapping dictionary for use with Qualify object names
It would be nice to have a setting per database in SQL Prompt that would allow us to set an alias to tablename mapping and these settings can be shared / stored in source control for other developers.
When we run the qualify object name operation it could look at this dictionary and automatically inject an new alias for an old alias or table/view with no alias.
This allows us to have consistently alias'd tables across all sql objects in source control.
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Where clause should suggest column first, then variable
When typing in a where clause, the column name should be suggested first, then the variable.
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restore from url breaks SQL formatter
The below script causes SQL Formatter rules to fail with the error "Script parsing error(s) ... Incorrect syntax near url. ... Failed refactorings: Insert semicolons (Script parsing errors)"
create database foo; go backup database foo to url = N'https://foocorp.blob.core.windows.net/backups/foo/foo_1.bak'; go restore database foo from url = N'https://foocorp.blob.core.windows.net/backups/foo/foo_1.bak'; goSSMS Parse (
ctrl+F5) reveals that this snippet parses correctly. When replaced with a valid URL target, this syntax also executes without error.Please update the semicolon rule and any other necessary rules to handle for backup/restore from URL as a valid formattable syntax.
(possibly related? https://redgate.uservoice.com/forums/94413-sql-prompt/suggestions/40184173-format-sql-backup-to-url-with-credential-breaks-co)
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Compare the output and speed of two stored procedures
Add a new window that compares the output (and speed) of two stored procedures using the same parameters (ignoring parameters that are missing on either side).
When fixing performance problems or adding new parameters to existing stored procedures, we often need to rewrite large portions.
After successfully speeding it up, we need to test if the results are still correct.
One way to do this is to compare the output of the new procedure with the output of the old one using different parameters. This involves storing results in temp tables, sorting them, output to a text file and using…2 votes -
Generate C#/VB.NET class
It would be nice to have the ability to right-click on a table or stored procedure and generate a C# or VB.NET class from the table structure or stored procedure results that could be used in a development solution.
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Bulk Action - Qualify Object Names
Run Qualify Object Names operation without having to open each file in SSMS.
I want to be able to apply best practices in bulk. Opening individual files and running qualify object names is very time consuming. It would be nice to do this operation in Bulk on a folder or list of files.
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Possibility to search for multiple keywords
It would be nice to search for multiple keywords in the Tab History. For example, I know I had a script to insert data from TableA to TableB, but I searching for TableA or TableB yields to much result (both are frequently use tables). Searching for "TableA, TableB" or "TableA*TableB" would be a good quality of life feature.
12 votes -
ADS wildcard extension
Please add the wildcard extension (select * => select col1, col2, ...) to SqlPrompt in ADS, the same as it works in SSMS.
6 votes -
Include snippets in command palette searches
It would be useful to have snippets included when searching in the command palette. Selecting snippet would open snippet editor with focus on the selected snippet.
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remove square brackets from keywords like MATCH clause in a graph table join
when formatting SQL, do not automatically add brackets to the MATCH clause when querying graph tables
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Click to run pinned queries
I often find myself in a scenario where I am doing something like:
1. Mock some data (SQL query)
2. Perform a front end action as though I'm a user
3. Check some data (SQL query)
4. Alter a procedure (SQL query in a different window)
5. RepeatI think it would be nice if I could pin the mock/check queries to a window in the side of the manager so that I could click to run them instead of having to click in them then shift+f5 or whatever. And even more nice not having to have a second editor…
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Additional options for formatting the ON constraints of a JOIN
It would be appreciated if you could enhance the SqlPrompt Formatting Styles functionality for the Clauses >>> JOIN section. I'd like the ON keyword to stay on the same line as the table-name, but when constraints are line-wrapped, I'd just like them to be "normally" indented.
Presently, the only way to get close to this behavior is to check the "Place ON keyword on new line" checkbox and set "ON keyword alignment" to "Indented". But I don't want that box checked.
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Have formatting features for cross join match those of left/right/inner join
I have set up rules to format as such:
Select *
From Employees e Join
People p On e.PersonID = p.PersonID;Each table/view object aligned on a new line. However, when I convert to a "cross join", they don't generate a new line, they concatenate on the same line, like such:
Select *
From Employees e Cross Join People p;2 votes -
Include views and unsaved tabs in recoverable tabs
When SMSS closes (either by user interaction or unintended closure), SQL Prompt does not save the tabs when I am working in a view. It only saves the tabs that are queries, saved or unsaved. The problem with this is that many times I am creating a view, or working with views. These are never saved with SQL Prompt, so the tab history feature is more or less useless. Redgate needs to include views and unsaved tabs in the recoverable tabs list.
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Bulk Formatting or Bulk Code Analysis
It would be nice if the new Bulk Formatting or Bulk Code Analysis functionality could also target items directly in the database. This would save time because I wouldn't first have to save objects definitions to my computer.
1 vote -
Allow GitHub public sharing of snippets and styles
Allowing styles or snippets to be shared publicly would be a great feature. This could be potentially be done using GitHub repos and/or Gists.
1 vote -
refactor SELECT into CTE
The way I work when creating complicated scripts is creating all the SELECT statements and then convert them to CTEs of my final query.
It would be nice if you could convert SELECT into CTE7 votes
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