Our BI developers are longtime SQL Prompt users, and others in IT have begun to adopt it. But our new data platform is in Fabric. For now we use SQL Prompt for our "old" databases but we're looking for a new tool that works with Fabric. If SQL Prompt is not enhanced to provide intellisense-style functionality with Fabric, we may abandon SQL Prompt. We can't expect developers to key in column names when writing SQL.

Working with MS-Fabric Lakehouses and Warehouses is becoming as important as working with our regular MS SQL Servers.

Right now, my team is getting around this by using SSMS 21 (preview) without SQL Prompt installed for Fabric work and regular SSMS 20 for work with our on-prem and Azure SQL server instances.

This is not a great long-term solution. We're starting to get used to not having SQL Prompt in the Fabric environment....

I manage a team of 8 analysts, and we are currently moving our data infrastructure to Microsoft Fabric. We are all expert users of Redgate's SQL Prompt. This is a tremendous product for productivity. Please add this functionality for Microsoft Fabric.

I have been using and enjoying SQL Prompt for years, and I recently moved to a new team which uses Fabric warehouses exclusively. SQL Prompt without MS Fabric server support is worst than useless for me because it also prevents the pathetic, built-into-SSMS IntelliSense from completing words. As others have said, I would be happy if SQL Prompt would just suggest object/column names, since MS Fabric is case-sensitive.

Please add this functionality, many organizations that work with Azure Synapse as a data-warehouse solution are being urged by Microsoft to switch to Fabric. At my company we have already retired Synapse and switched over to Fabric.

I would be happy if it would just suggest object names. The case-sensitive nature of Fabric Datawarehouse makes it especially frustrating. It feels like it wouldn't be a massive amount of work to add this functionality.

I'm new to Fabric, but am on a high priority project in my organization using Fabric. As a big fan of Redgate tools, I'd really like to see this requested support.

This will be critical for our organisation to implement our MS aligned roadmap

Fabric support for Lakehouses, Warehouses and Fabric Databases will be crucial for our firm as we migrate to a proper medallion architecture in Fabric and away from our Azure SQL DB.

this is very important for users going from onprem ssms to cloud based ssms.
tool is useless using Microsoft Fabric endpoint for field prediction.