SQL Prompt's March releases focused on Prompt AI improvements and SSMS 22.4 compatibility.

Prompt AI is now SQL Server version-aware

SQL Prompt v11.3.7 makes Prompt AI requests include the SQL Server version of the connected database alongside its schema. This meaningfully increases the chance of AI-generated T-SQL being compatible with the version you're actually working against, rather than quietly leaning on newer language features that won't run. The Prompt AI window also displays the detected version as a grey suffix after the database name, so you can see at a glance what context the model is working with.

Prompt AI fix now respects GO batches

We've tightened up Prompt AI fix so it respects GO batches rather than stripping them or flagging them as syntax errors when the fix suggestion popup is enabled. This removes a frustrating false-positive that made the feature feel unreliable. We've also made handling more robust when multiple syntax errors appear in the same T-SQL statement.

SSMS 22.4 compatibility

If you've moved to SSMS 22.4 and hit issues with SQL Prompt failing to load on startup, that's resolved in v11.3.8. Anyone who has upgraded SSMS will run into this, so it's the update most users need to install right now.

We know there have been a lot of compatibility issues across the SSMS 22.x releases, and we appreciate the patience of users who've had to apply patch after patch. We're actively exploring ways to improve the underlying stability so future SSMS updates don't require this volume of reactive fixes.

Help shape what's next for AI Code Completion

If you haven't tried AI Code Completion yet, now's a great time. The preview feature generates intelligent, multi-line code suggestions based on your query context, and can even write SQL directly from plain English comments in your editor.

We're actively developing this feature and your feedback is shaping what comes next. Try it out and let us know what you think via our AI feedback form or the built-in link in the Prompt AI window.