Free tool supporting many styles of code, integrated in SSMS. Users can create and share formatting profiles.
Anybody has experience with leveraging this for uniform SQL coding style and thus easy cooperation between different developers?
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ApexSQL Refactor and Software Factory
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Best answer by Robert Jan de Nie
I have started using this tool at my projects and like it very much. It ensures the use of consistent formatting between developers. From what I have experienced it is the best (free) tool to use, due to the SSMS integration.
If you are interested in the config file I use, let me know. For some reason I cannot post it here.
The only thing I haven't solved yet is the alignement of the AND in where clauses. It adds in a tab I personally do not like. 😞
View originalIf you are interested in the config file I use, let me know. For some reason I cannot post it here.
The only thing I haven't solved yet is the alignement of the AND in where clauses. It adds in a tab I personally do not like. 😞
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+5I have started using this tool at my projects and like it very much. It ensures the use of consistent formatting between developers. From what I have experienced it is the best (free) tool to use, due to the SSMS integration.
If you are interested in the config file I use, let me know. For some reason I cannot post it here.
The only thing I haven't solved yet is the alignement of the AND in where clauses. It adds in a tab I personally do not like. 😞
If you are interested in the config file I use, let me know. For some reason I cannot post it here.
The only thing I haven't solved yet is the alignement of the AND in where clauses. It adds in a tab I personally do not like. 😞
I am using this plug-in too. I completely agree with Robert Jan, also about the "AND-issue".
I use this plug-in a lot when I look at queries from the GUI-debugger.
I use this plug-in a lot when I look at queries from the GUI-debugger.
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Frank Wijnhout wrote:
I am using this plug-in too. I completely agree with Robert Jan, also about the "AND-issue".
I use this plug-in a lot when I look at queries from the GUI-debugger.
I use this plug-in a lot when I look at queries from the GUI-debugger.
Do you use a certain profile in ApexSQL? If you have one that matches the Thinkwise SQL Conventions, I'd like to recieve it.
Here is a formatting that comes close to our SQL Conventions. However, it seems not possible to meet them completely...
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Has the problem already been solved?
Please send an e-mail to community@thinkwisesoftware.com in the future.
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I used PoorMansTSqlFormatter before. This is the real deal I noticed 🙂 Thxs for the tip @Lars Berntrop
.. and uhhh no upload icon for me to@Moller Toma 😙
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However, Apex is working on a CLI for the ApexSQL Refactor 2019 version. We will definitely keep an eye on this!
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+5Another SQL formatter. Maybe for poor people? 😁
I have tried that one as well, but found apex to work better for me. Also I don't know if it can be integrated in SSMS.
I have tried that one as well, but found apex to work better for me. Also I don't know if it can be integrated in SSMS.
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Jaap van Beusekom wrote:
I used PoorMansTSqlFormatter before.
Jaap van Beusekom wrote:
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It appears that ApexSql formatter is now integrated in ApexSql Sql Server tools and the pricing is not known (you need to request a custom pricing).
Do you guys still use it, or have you transitioned to another formatting tool?
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