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SQL Management Studio Plug-ins for Intellisense/Autoformat? [closed]

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Are there any free, or cheap plug-ins/add-ons for SQL Management Studio that provide intellisense and (less importantly) some auto-formatting? I've recently tried Redgate's product and really like it for these features, but I'm wondering if there are any alternatives.

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Ocelot20 Avatar asked Jan 04 '11 14:01

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Late answer, but might be interesting to the thread visitors

Have you heard of ApexSQL Free tools - ApexSQL Complete and ApexSQL Refactor? These might be just what you need.

ApexSQL Complete autocompletes SQL keywords, and has a ton of other SQL Server productivity features for SSMS and Visual Studio, and it is completely free.

ApexSQL Refactor is SQL formatter with over 160 formatting options - it is too completely free.

Both of these are SQL Server Management Studio and Visual Studio plugins, so you can use them directly from within SSMS and VS.

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Gabi985 Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 02:09

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Check out our dbForge SQL Complete. It is an add-in for SSMSthat offers autocompletion and formatting of T-SQL code and supports SQL Server 2000, 2005 and 2008

Recently we have released a new major version (2.00) which includes much more new features.

There's two editions – Express, which is free and has basic autocomplete and formatting functionality, while Standard Edition offers more features, has 30-days free trial and costs only $49.95.

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Devart Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 00:09

Devart