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1. Match Visual Studio Themes

   Visual Studio supports a Dark theme however Prompt doesn't match and still displays the standard white for suggestions.

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2. Search Results in Grid Mode

   Find all occurrences of your search string in the results in datagrid mode. I know I should and could do this in SQL but sometime it is handle to find the customers name in a large set of rows.

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3. Bring Back Tab History

   Tab History NEVER should have been replaced with SQL History, a very poorly received roll-out that angered many paying customers. The fact that Red-gate felt it necessary to re-brand the thing is indication enough that it wasn't simply an update to Tab history but a replacement. That said when you do something like this in a product people are paying for it should be rolled out as something new and not something that replaces an existing beloved feature.

   Perhaps after enough updates SQL history will be usable and thus tab history unnecessary but there's no telling how many updates that will take if it's ever doable so I want to see Tab History returned and SQL History as a separate feature. As long as SQL history is not optional I may never upgrade SQL Prompt again. Perhaps it's time to check out some of your competitors products.

   Let the paying customer decide what they want to use!

   Tab History NEVER should have been replaced with SQL History, a very poorly received roll-out that angered many paying customers. The fact that Red-gate felt it necessary to re-brand the thing is indication enough that it wasn't simply an update to Tab history but a replacement. That said when you do something like this in a product people are paying for it should be rolled out as something new and not something that replaces an existing beloved feature.

   Perhaps after enough updates SQL history will be usable and thus tab history unnecessary but there's no telling how many updates that… more

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4. Script comma separated list column names from the results grid.

   It would be great to be able to script out a comma separated list of the column names from the result grid. Not the data values, but the colum names. Quite often i run queries that return columns from multiple tables and want to create an insert statement with named columns from that result set.

   A competitor has that capability and I use it dozens of times a day. Either by selecting all column names from the result set or just highlighting the ones that you want.

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5. Format dynamic SQL

   We use a lot of dynamic SQL. I'd like to be able to format dynamic SQL that is in a string, eg. and NVARCHAR. e.g.

   Input: DECLARE @sql NVARCHAR = '

   SELECT foo from bar where foobar = ''foobarred''
   '

   I'd like to be able to highlight the text inside the NVARCHAR for formatting. SQL Prompt would need to handle doubled quotation marks as in my example above.

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6. Comment Word Wrap

   Hi!

   I would be nice to have the option to enable word wrap for the comments as well.
   The number of maximum characters for the comment should be aligned with "Wrap lines longer than" for SQL statements.

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7. Support for Synapse Serverless / On-Demand

   Please add support for Synapse Serverless Databases for Intellisense!

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8. Replace all inline comments with block comments

   It would be really useful to be able to choose the default comment style as either inline -- or comment block /* */, and have that style be applied when executing an auto-format on the script.

   See https://www.erikdarlingdata.com/sql-server/please-use-block-quotes-for-code-comments-in-your-t-sql/ for more info

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9. Add a new "Modify" menu item when right clicking views in Object Explorer

   To get an ALTER script for an existing stored proc or UDF you just need to right click it in Object Explorer and select Modify. For views you can't do this. You have to select "Script view as.." then "Alter to..." then "New query editor window". It's only two extra mouse clicks but they are two very annoying mouse clicks! I was hoping this would have come back for SQL2012 as you used to be able to do this in SQL2000, but it hasn't. Redgate to the rescue?

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10. Build an interface to update all Redgate Tools at once.

    I wanted to put this one level up (all Redgate), but did not see a way to do that.

    When you guys release an update, I do not see any choice but to open each tool, one at a time, and check to see if it was updated. There should be one interface that I can open that will check every product I have installed and install the appropriate updates. The current is much more time consuming than it should be and extremely inconvenient. If you have such a tool now, it should be easier to find.

    I thought Redgate use to do this, but if it did, i don't see it anymore. Please consider this for a near future update.

    I wanted to put this one level up (all Redgate), but did not see a way to do that.

    When you guys release an update, I do not see any choice but to open each tool, one at a time, and check to see if it was updated. There should be one interface that I can open that will check every product I have installed and install the appropriate updates. The current is much more time consuming than it should be and extremely inconvenient. If you have such a tool now, it should be easier to find.

    I thought Redgate… more

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11. Allow Multiple Snippet Folders

    Hi, I think it would be useful to add support for multiple snippet folders to the SQL Prompt - Snippet Manager. I would use this by connecting to a set share of snippets that our team uses as well as having my own set of snippets that may be useful only to me.

    Thanks for considering,
    James

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12. Expand a view or views referenced in a query

    I think it would be great if SQL Prompt had the functionality to expand a view that is used in a query. So if you have this schema:
    CREATE TABLE dbo.Person
    (
    PersonID INT IDENTITY(1, 1)
    PRIMARY KEY,
    LastName VARCHAR(30),
    FirstName VARCHAR(30),
    );
    GO

    CREATE TABLE dbo.Student
    (
    StudentID INT IDENTITY(1, 1)
    PRIMARY KEY,
    PersonID INT,
    StudentNo VARCHAR(100)
    );
    GO

    CREATE TABLE dbo.Class
    (
    ClassID INT IDENTITY(1, 1)
    PRIMARY KEY,
    ClassName VARCHAR(100)
    );
    GO

    CREATE TABLE dbo.ClassRoster
    (
    ClassID INT,
    StudentID INT
    );

    GO

    CREATE VIEW dbo.Students
    AS
    SELECT
    S.StudentID,
    P.LastName,
    P.FirstName,
    S.StudentNo
    FROM
    dbo.Person AS P
    JOIN dbo.Student AS S
    ON P.PersonID = S.PersonID;
    GO

    CREATE VIEW dbo.Classes
    AS
    SELECT
    C.ClassID,
    C.ClassName,
    CR.StudentID
    FROM
    dbo.Class AS C
    JOIN dbo.ClassRoster AS CR
    ON C.ClassID = CR.ClassID;
    GO

    Then you have this query:

    SELECT
    S.StudentID,
    S.LastName,
    S.FirstName,
    S.StudentNo,
    C.ClassID,
    C.ClassName,
    C.StudentID
    FROM
    dbo.Students AS S
    JOIN Classes AS C
    ON S.StudentID = C.StudentID;

    You could right-click or have a keyboard combination that say Expand Views and the query becomes:

    SELECT
    S.StudentID,
    S.LastName,
    S.FirstName,
    S.StudentNo,
    C.ClassID,
    C.ClassName,
    C.StudentID
    FROM
    (
    SELECT
    S.StudentID,
    P.LastName,
    P.FirstName,
    S.StudentNo
    FROM
    dbo.Person AS P
    JOIN dbo.Student AS S
    ON P.PersonID = S.PersonID
    ) AS S
    JOIN (
    SELECT
    C.ClassID,
    C.ClassName,
    CR.StudentID
    FROM
    dbo.Class AS C
    JOIN dbo.ClassRoster AS CR
    ON C.ClassID = CR.ClassID
    ) AS C
    ON S.StudentID = C.StudentID;

    I would find this useful when working with third party products or when coming in new to an environment as it would immediately show me the places where there are multiple references to the same table or where a view is providing some layer of filtering that I'm not aware of.

    I think it would be great if SQL Prompt had the functionality to expand a view that is used in a query. So if you have this schema:
    CREATE TABLE dbo.Person
    (
    PersonID INT IDENTITY(1, 1)
    PRIMARY KEY,
    LastName VARCHAR(30),
    FirstName VARCHAR(30),
    );
    GO

    CREATE TABLE dbo.Student
    (
    StudentID INT IDENTITY(1, 1)
    PRIMARY KEY,
    PersonID INT,
    StudentNo VARCHAR(100)
    );
    GO

    CREATE TABLE dbo.Class
    (
    ClassID INT IDENTITY(1, 1)
    PRIMARY KEY,
    ClassName VARCHAR(100)
    );
    GO

    CREATE TABLE dbo.ClassRoster
    (
    ClassID INT,
    StudentID INT
    );

    GO

    CREATE VIEW dbo.Students
    AS
    SELECT
    S.StudentID,
    P.LastName,
    P.FirstName,
    S.StudentNo
    FROM
    dbo.Person AS P
    JOIN dbo.Student AS… more

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13. Format SQL Code on opening file

    It would be awsome if there was an option that would format an SQL Script automatically after opening it in SSMS / VS. So if you load a file it would be formatted automatically with your selected formatting style. It would be great too if this auto format option could be switched on and off in the Options.

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14. Right-click highlighted table and "Create Alias"

    When I find I want to define my own table Alias within SQL Prompt, I must go to the menu, click SQL Prompt, scan down for "Options", scan down for "Aliases", click "New" and then do something useful.

    Please obviate ALL THIS, by giving a right-click fastpath to "Add Alias" while in the script editor. If the table name happens to already exist, please position the list at it (just in case SQL Prompt had issues...)

    It is very laborious to have to navigate through all these clicks just to add an alias while in the code.

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15. Automatic Suggestion Refresh

    If I am running an "ALTER" or "CREATE" or "DROP", etc. Have SQL Prompt automatically refresh suggestions after my call.

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    under review  ·  AdminTim Dalton (Product Manager, Redgate) responded

    The team are currently reprioritising this suggestion with a view to picking it up during 2019.

16. Suggestion for THIS site

    This is a Format SQL request; not for SQL Prompt, but rather for this website. I don't know how many hundreds of examples have been posted where the author spent quite a bit of time formatting an example, only to have the posted code totally bastardized. Have at least a <code> tag that would present the content within the tag in a fixed-width font and not remove leading spaces. I've seen some posts where the poor soul has tried 2-3 times to get their poin t across only to have the presented code rendered in a way that completely loses intent.

    This is a Format SQL request; not for SQL Prompt, but rather for this website. I don't know how many hundreds of examples have been posted where the author spent quite a bit of time formatting an example, only to have the posted code totally bastardized. Have at least a <code> tag that would present the content within the tag in a fixed-width font and not remove leading spaces. I've seen some posts where the poor soul has tried 2-3 times to get their poin t across only to have the presented code rendered in a way that completely loses… more

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17. Ability to run Code Analysis against whole DB

    With the deprecation of SQL Code Guard and it's replacement by Code Analysis there is one feature that we heavily used that is now no longer there, and that is the ability to run SQL Code Guard against the whole DB not just the query on the screen.

    This allowed us to investigate new DBs that we'd inherited to see what sort of cleanup we might be looking at as well as giving us the ability to see if anything had snuck in to our existing DBs without going file by file.

    I know there are other tools (like SQL Enlight) out there that are capable of doing this sort of thing, but I'd prefer to stick with RedGate.

    With the deprecation of SQL Code Guard and it's replacement by Code Analysis there is one feature that we heavily used that is now no longer there, and that is the ability to run SQL Code Guard against the whole DB not just the query on the screen.

    This allowed us to investigate new DBs that we'd inherited to see what sort of cleanup we might be looking at as well as giving us the ability to see if anything had snuck in to our existing DBs without going file by file.

    I know there are other tools (like SQL… more

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18. Allow tab history to stay open

    I want to be able to keep my tab history open. I am rebuilding a lost development database and using search a LOT, but after I search, find a tab I want to look at more deeply or execute, the window disappears and my search predicate and place in the list of matching tabs is lost, so I have to enter search predicate and scroll back down each time. This is a VERY useful tool, but it would be so much more useful if I could just keep it open.

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19. Use icon to denote fields with indexes

    When the drop down appears with field names (like when you're typing in a WHERE clause), include a little icon for each field that's the first field in an index (like the key pic when it's the PK).

    Being able to say "oh, that one has an index" would help me when trying to figure out how I want to filter things. (aka use "insertedtime" vs "posttime" vs the "start_time"). I'd say to use one icon (maybe greyed out) for non-clustered, and a different (or not greyed-out) icon for the clustered. You already include the field size, so why not this? Thanks!

    When the drop down appears with field names (like when you're typing in a WHERE clause), include a little icon for each field that's the first field in an index (like the key pic when it's the PK).

    Being able to say "oh, that one has an index" would help me when trying to figure out how I want to filter things. (aka use "insertedtime" vs "posttime" vs the "start_time"). I'd say to use one icon (maybe greyed out) for non-clustered, and a different (or not greyed-out) icon for the clustered. You already include the field size, so… more

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20. Format all SQL in an SSDT project.
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