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DEP026, updated to work with spatial code
w.sysLocationXY.STX, should not generate an code analysis error.
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Implement all SQL Code Guard Rules in SQL Prompt Code Analysis
There are several rules that are only available in SQL Code Guard. And with SQL Code Guard no longer being maintained they should be implemented in SQL Prompt Code Analysis so that we can avoid having to use two products.
By our count here are the rules currently not implemented in Code Analysis:
DEP004 COMPUTE and COMPUTE BY clauses are deprecated
DEP005 FASTFIRSTROW table hint is deprecated
DEP008 PASSWORD/MEDIAPASSWORD options in BACKUP/RESTORE statement are deprecated
DEP010 DBCC CONCURRENCYVIOLATION is deprecated
DEP017 NON-ANSI join (= or =) is used
EI001 Incompatible variable type for procedure call
EI002 Incompatible literal…4 votes -
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…
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PE019
I'd like to vote for adding PE019 (Consider using EXISTS instead of IN) to the issues which can be auto-fixed.
It feels like the kind of re-write that would probably be simpler for a computer to do than a person.
5 votes -
SQL Prompt Code Visualization (Like Flow Chart)
SQL Prompt should be able to Visualize the Code and represent the code like Flow Chart.
This Feature will be very useful while working with heavy Stored Procedures.The Sample Code Visualization image is shared below:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1dE0H7UP1MOuOZ4A3e4urUkDlR0FD4474/view?usp=sharing
21 votes -
Issue code SC003 when USE is first line
Issue code SC003 shouldn't happen if the USE statement is at the top of a SQL script.
2 votes -
Make SQL Prompt & SCG Command line ignore code where scgignore is set
We have adopted SCG and have commented out areas of code we do not want checking with scgignore. The new version of SCG command prompt and SQL Prompt do not recognise these comments, and report the area of code with warnings.
Please amend so they are not reported, or at least reported differently so we can ignore.13 votes -
sonarqube
Have SonarQube plugin that will do code analysis using your rules rather than TSQL or PLSQL plugins
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Allow custom rules for code analysis
SQL Prompt has the ability to catch and warn about Update statements without Where clauses.
How about something similar that catches and warns about security commands like Grant or Deny.
6 votes -
DECIMAL default scale warning in Code Analysis
Would be great if SQL Prompt Code Analysis would give a warning on SQL Below:
SELECT CAST( 1.453 AS DECIMAL)
SELECT CONVERT(DECIMAL, 1.453 )3 votes -
EXEC sp without return (EXEC @Results = sp)
EXEC spwho2 without return (EXEC @Results = spwho2)
Give a warning when tsql or stored procedure has execute a stored procedure without a variable for an error to bubble up to.This is the proper way because ieven in a try catch the Exec sp_who2 won't give and error to stop the tsql from going on
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Add rule for deprecated DATABASEPROPERTY
Add rule for deprecated DATABASEPROPERTY
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Offline TSQL code analysis and Standardization report..Where we can add custom rules regarding to company naming procedure
My Name is Waleed Abrar and my license number is. I am actively looking of Static TSQL Analysis and I was really happy with the SQL Prompt. I have done some analysis and implemented some test cases. It works really good working live and parallel to development . I want to ask if it’s possible to do an offline analysis and get a HTML or Excel report for a particular database about the TSQL code Quality inside the DB. For Example I can select the Database ‘XYZ’ and then click Analyze static code. It will give me a report back…
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Inconsistently Advised to Use Alias For CTE (ST010)
Simple statements do not flag this:
WITH CTE1 AS (SELECT TestColumn FROM dbo.TestTable)
SELECT a.TestColumn FROM CTE1 a
INNER JOIN CTE1 b ON a.TestColumn = b.TestColumn;However, more complex statements do:
WITH CTE1 AS (SELECT TestColumn FROM dbo.TestTable),
CTE2 AS (SELECT TestColumn FROM CTE1),
CTE3 AS (SELECT TestColumn FROM CTE2)
SELECT CTE3.TestColumn FROM CTE3
INNER JOIN CTE2 ON CTE3.TestColumn = CTE2.TestColumn;In the final select clause, both CTE2 and CTE3 are flagged with 'Use alias for all table sources' (ST010).
Seems a bit OTT to suggest references to CTEs are aliased? I accept that a CTE defines, in relational terms,…
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Code Analysis EI028 Incorrectly Identified When Adding Not Null Column With Explicitly Defined Default Value
Stop raising EI028 when adding columns using style:
ALTER TABLE dbo.MyTable
ADD TestColumnB CHAR(1) NOT NULL,
CONSTRAINT DFMyTableTestColumnB DEFAULT ('B')
FOR TestColumnB;2 votes -
Ability to code analyse existing database (SPs, triggers, etc.)
SQL Prompt provides the ability to improve your on-the-fly coding according to standards and best practices defined locally or within the organisation.
How about the ability to analyse an existing database and isolate problematic areas, code smells and provide not only recommendations but also the ability to refactor the database code based on rule-sets?
This would be really great and a time-saver to improve the code quality in the whole database.
Thanks, Jochen Kirstätter, MVP
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Highlight Implicit Conversions due to Data Type mismatch
After spending some time refreshing my memory on implicit conversions, and the potentially disasterous affects on performance, the thought hit me...
Wouldn't it be great if SQL Prompt could hightlight potential implicit conversions when I write JOINS or WHERE statements?
I'm not sure how easy this would be to implement but I know everyone at Red Gate is very intelligent and highly creative so you'll find a way. :-)
53 votes
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