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                    Hi @... Thank you for reaching out on the Redgate forums regarding your SQL Prompt inquiry. SQL Prompt should have no issues providing suggestions from a read-only database. My initial reaction is perhaps your user permissions on that database don't meet the requirements: - User granted SELECT & VIEW DEFINITION on a database
 List of all permissions required for SQL Prompt functionality available here: https://documentation.red-gate.com/sp/getting-started/requirements/sql-server-permissions Ideally, you would need to check if this is the case and determine if someone is able to temporarily revoke the read-only state to apply the permissions. If you are unable to change these permissions, then I am not aware of any direct workarounds. You may need to clone the database to a copy you can modify the permissions, and then use it for suggestions in your code. 
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Long time user of SQL prompt, currently working on a mess of a database that I could really use some help with. Unfortunately the database is in read-only mode and this seems to be the reason that SQL prompt is no longer able to make suggestions. Anyone know a workaround?
Many thanks,
Tim