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I agree. This would be really really nice when writing. I spend a large part of the time I am writing trying to format code. And most publishers have a given style. This would be excellent.
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Yes me to. I think I am spending more time on capitalization than wrting the scripts
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One more vote for capitalization
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I like SQL Refactor alot better than SQL Pretty Printer, but one feature that SQL Pretty Printer has that this Beta of Refactor doesn't (and I hope is added!) is the ability to transform code to either UPPERCASE, LOWERCASE or PROPERCASE. I like to set my SQL reserved words to upper case, my identifiers to lower case and functions to proper case (or as it calls it InitCase).
So it takes code like this:
select firstname from customer where insertdate = getdate()
and makes it look like this:
SELECT firstname
FROM customer
WHERE insertdate = Getdate() -
schaitel wrote:I like SQL Refactor alot better than SQL Pretty Printer, but one feature that SQL Pretty Printer has that this Beta of Refactor doesn't (and I hope is added!) is the ability to transform code to either UPPERCASE, LOWERCASE or PROPERCASE. I like to set my SQL reserved words to upper case, my identifiers to lower case and functions to proper case (or as it calls it InitCase).
So it takes code like this:
select firstname from customer where insertdate = getdate()
and makes it look like this:
SELECT firstname
FROM customer
WHERE insertdate = Getdate()
Hi,
many thanks for your comment. This seems to be quite a popular option, so we are considering adding capitalization to SQL Refactor.
Regards,
Andras -
So we are considering adding capitalization to SQL Refactor.
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For me this is very much a need.