Think of SQL Prompt as IntelliSense on steroids. Yes, SSMS and Azure Data Studio have basic auto-complete. But SQL Prompt turns your query editor into a productivity powerhouse.
It’s an add-in that gives you:
Let's walk through a practical scenario. Imagine you need to create a report that lists customers who ordered more than $10,000 last month. red-gate sql prompt
Without SQL Prompt:
Type SELECT -> Type C -> IntelliSense shows 100 items. Type us -> Scroll to Customers. Manually join to Orders. Forgot the date filter syntax. Run it. See error. Fix it. Think of SQL Prompt as IntelliSense on steroids
With SQL Prompt:
You just wrote a complex join with a date filter in 20 seconds. For Visual Studio Code / Azure Data Studio: