SQL Server (T-SQL) formatter
Paste T-SQL, such as a query from SQL Server Management Studio, a stored procedure or a script with several batches, and make it readable: clauses on their own lines, consistent indentation and keywords in the case you choose.
T-SQL syntax understood
- [Bracketed] names such as [dbo].[Orders], @variables and DECLARE
- SELECT TOP, common table expressions (WITH … AS) and window functions
- MERGE … WHEN MATCHED / WHEN NOT MATCHED, and CROSS APPLY
- GO batch separators, kept on their own lines
Scripts with several batches
A script from Management Studio or Azure Data Studio keeps its GO lines where they are, and the statements of each batch are laid out one by one.
Stored procedures
Paste a procedure, a trigger or a function: DECLARE, SET and every statement inside BEGIN … END get lines of their own, so a long procedure becomes readable.
Queries your app runs
Paste the SQL that Entity Framework or Dapper logged, parameters such as @p0 included, to read what it really runs against the database.
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Questions
Does it work for Azure SQL and Synapse?
Yes. They use T-SQL, which is what the SQL Server (T-SQL) dialect formats.
Will formatting change what my script does?
No. Only spaces and line breaks change, and the case of keywords if you choose. GO lines, bracketed names and strings stay exactly as written.
Is my data uploaded anywhere?
Your documents aren't: everything runs in your browser, and they are saved on your computer, in the browser's storage for this site. With your permission we count anonymous visits, never their content.