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Finding code smells using SQL Prompt: old-style join syntax (ST001)

There are no advantages to using old-style join syntax. If SQL prompt identifies its use in legacy code, then rewriting the statements to use ANSI-standard join syntax will simplify and improve the code. Read more

  • SQL Prompt
  • SQL Code Analysis
  • Query Performance

Finding code smells using SQL Prompt: procedures that lack schema-qualification (PE001)

SQL Prompt will warn you if it spots use of EXECUTE, without specifying the schema in which the stored procedure resides, because it can cause slower execution times, or even result in running of the wrong procedure. Read more

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  • SQL Code Completion and IntelliSense
  • SQL Code Analysis

Why your Development team needs SQL Prompt

While everyone knows SQL Prompt for its code completion and IntelliSense features, a lot of its extra value comes from features that allow the development team to standardize coding practices and drive up code quality. Read more

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  • SQL Code Analysis

How you can improve your SQL with code analysis in SQL Prompt

You could think of SQL Prompt code analysis as a machine-assisted code review. The rules that are used to check your code point out questionable areas that might be missed during regular testing. Read more

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