
Makes working with SQL simple
SQL Prompt is an add-in for SQL Server Management Studio and Visual Studio
- Write SQL smoothly with unparalleled code-completion and customizable code snippets
- Refactor your code without breaking dependencies and encapsulate code as stored procedures
- Make code readable and keep developers working to the same standards, with single-click, customizable code reformatting
- Explore your database with the ability to track down invalid objects and find unused variables and parameters
Why use SQL Prompt?
Writing SQL code by hand, even with Intellisense, is frankly pretty dull. There's no challenge when a machine could deal with most of it. So we made SQL Prompt, which does.
SQL Prompt strips away all the tedium of coding in SQL, and leaves you to sink your teeth into the good bits. You won't have to memorize object and stored procedure names - SQL Prompt autocompletes them. You won't have to traipse about hunting column dependencies - just check them from the query window. It takes care of formatting, object renaming, and other piddling distractions, so that you can concentrate on how the code actually works.
It doesn't tell you how you should write code, either. You can tell SQL Prompt exactly how you like your SQL, and add your own code snippets to the customizable library. We designed SQL Prompt to feel like a keyboard extension rather than get in the way.
Whether you need to write, edit, or explore database code, SQL Prompt makes things effortless.
SQL Prompt is fully Compatible with SQL Server 2012.
Part of the SQL Developer Bundle
With our full set of SQL development tools you can code fast, collaborate easily, and deploy accurately. Sound good?
What people say...
I'm a busy person. I get a lot done in a day. One of my secrets is using SQL Prompt. It reduces hours of coding to minutes; minutes to seconds. I would recommend it to anyone that writes SQL.
Jes Borland, Consultant, Brent Ozar PLF
Since I started using SQL Prompt, I am at least 30% more productive. I honestly cannot comprehend how I managed to write T-SQL prior to this tool.
John Ek, ekDEVELOPMENT
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