Published on

November 26, 2012

Improving Efficiency with SQL Server Tools

Efficiency is a key factor in any job, and the world of technology is no exception. As a SQL Server developer, finding ways to streamline your workflow and increase productivity is essential. One tool that can greatly enhance your SQL Server experience is Devart SQL Complete.

Devart SQL Complete is an auto-complete tool that simplifies the process of writing SQL code. With its easy installation and seamless integration, this tool can save you time and effort in your daily tasks.

One of the standout features of SQL Complete is its ability to format SQL code quickly and accurately. Whether you’re typing out code or copying and pasting, SQL Complete will automatically complete keywords, object names, and even statement expressions. This eliminates the need to remember or rewrite commonly used code snippets, such as insert, update, or delete statements.

Properly formatted code is not only aesthetically pleasing, but it also improves readability and maintainability. SQL Complete ensures that your code is well-written by automatically adding line breaks, white spaces, proper indents, and text wrapping. No more scrolling endlessly to the right or struggling with poorly formatted code.

In addition to code formatting, SQL Complete offers advanced features that enhance your coding experience. It provides information about your code when you hover your mouse over it, giving you insights into the work table and the current rate idea. It also offers more details about parameters and allows for easy navigation through the code with its integrated help file and object explorer.

One of the standout features of SQL Complete is its Intellisense functionality. For example, when using the asterisk (*) to select all columns, SQL Complete allows you to mouse over the asterisk and view all the column names, making it easier to select the appropriate columns. Additionally, placing the cursor after the asterisk and pressing the Tab key expands it to display all column names. This saves you time and effort in manually selecting columns.

Another Intellisense feature that developers will appreciate is the ability to alias tables with special logic. SQL Complete can automatically complete the schema and alias name when selecting a table without a schema name, further improving efficiency and consistency in your code.

SQL Complete supports all versions of SQL Server and is compatible with SQL formatting. This makes it a valuable tool for businesses that perform code reviews and have code standards. By ensuring that everyone has access to this efficiency tool, you can ensure that code is written correctly from the start.

If you’re interested in trying out SQL Complete, there are free editions available for you to test its capabilities. If you find it beneficial, you can consider purchasing the full version. Many developers, including myself, have found SQL Complete to be a valuable addition to their SQL Server toolkit.

Efficiency should never be mistaken for laziness. Embracing tools like SQL Complete allows us to work smarter, not harder. It empowers us to focus on writing well-structured code and delivering high-quality solutions. I encourage you to give SQL Complete a try and share your thoughts and experiences with this powerful SQL Server tool.

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