There are 5 case options available while formatting SQL tokens in SQL Pretty Printer. 1. Uppercase(All caps): All letters are capital letters. 2. Lowercase: All letters are lower case. 3. InitCap: Only the first letter of the whole word capitalized.…
When format SQL query, capitalization refers to the way in which SQL token should or should not be capitalized in your code. For example, some developers prefer to make all reserved keys uppercase, others prefer lowercase, and some mix and…
This format option controls where to put comma in the list of parameters of SQL Server execute statement. a line break can be placed after comma, or before comma name: exec_parameters_comma_option, default is put line break after comma setting path:…
This format option controls whether list style of parameters in SQL Server execute statement, it can be stacked or wrapped. name: exec_parameters_style, default is stacked setting path: Execute -> parameter style EXEC Spr_store_note @NoteId = 0, @TableTypeId = @TABLE_CUSTOMER, @RecordId = @CustomerId, @Descr = @Comments After set exec_parameters_style to…
This format option controls whether align value of parameter of SQL Server execute statement. name: exec_parameters_align_value, default is false setting path: Execute -> align value of parameter EXEC Spr_store_note @NoteId = 0, @TableTypeId = @TABLE_CUSTOMER, @RecordId = @CustomerId, @Descr = @Comments After set exec_parameters_align_value to true, SQL will be formatted…
This format option controls whether put a blank line before the first parameter of SQL Server execute statement. name: exec_first_paramater_in_newline, default is true setting path: Execute -> first parameter in newline EXEC Spr_store_note @NoteId = 0, @TableTypeId = @TABLE_CUSTOMER, @RecordId = @CustomerId, @Descr = @Comments After set exec_first_paramater_in_newline…
Here are some SQL programming guidelines and best practices we collected, keeping quality, performance and maintainability in mind. This list is not complete at this moment, and will be constantly updated. Do not use SELECT * in your queries. Always…
This format option control whether put a blank line before comparison operator when it follows a subquery. name: Subquery_Newline_Before_ComparisonOperator, default is false setting path: subquery -> Linebreak before comparison operator SELECT c.[Categoryid] AS [categoryid], c.[Categoryname], c.[Picture] FROM [northwind].[dbo].[CATEGORIES] c WHERE (((( (SELECT Sum([lpa_l1].[Unitsinstock]) AS [lpav_] FROM (SELECT p.[Categoryid] AS [categoryid], p.[Unitsonorder] FROM [northwind].[dbo].[PRODUCTS] p WHERE (( p.[Categoryid] = c.[Categoryid] ))) [lpa_l1]) > @p2 )))) After…
This format option control whether put a blank line after comparison operator when there is a subquery follows. name: Subquery_Newline_After_ComparisonOperator, default is false setting path: subquery -> Linebreak after comparison operator SELECT * FROM T WHERE Somefield = (SELECT TOP 1 Blah FROM T1 ORDER BY F) After set Subquery_Newline_After_ComparisonOperator to…
This format option control whether put a blank line after EXISTS keyword when there is a subquery follows. name: Subquery_Newline_After_EXISTS, default is false setting path: subquery -> Linebreak after EXISTS keyword SELECT TOP 1 CASE WHEN CASE WHEN NOT EXISTS (SELECT [lpa_l1].[Categoryid] FROM (SELECT p.[Categoryid] AS [categoryid], p.[Discontinued], p.[Unitsonorder] FROM [northwind].[dbo].[PRODUCTS] p WHERE (( p.[Categoryid] = @p1 ))) [lpa_l1]) THEN 1 ELSE 0…
