Eddie Awad has a nice blog about three apps to format your SQL code. Especially the online tools, SQLinForm en the Online SQL Formatter, are very nice. Both offer some options to select the SQL dialect and the output format (e.g. upper/lowercase) and language (SQL, VB, Java etc). The former, being a java applet, is more feature-rich than the latter. Example:
select ename from (select ename from emp order by sal desc) where rownum < 4
becomes
SELECT ename
FROM
( SELECT ename
FROM emp
ORDER BY sal desc
)
WHERE rownum < 4
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Wed Dec 14 , 2005
JavaPolis 2005 is in town. Well, not my town, it is actually in Antwerp in Belgium. It is the largest conference on Java/J2EE technology in Europe, with this year attendees from 35 countries. 2005 is the 4th edition of JavaPolis and it may be the first where the number of […]
SELECT Last_Name,
Salary,
Department_Id
FROM Employees
WHERE Salary < ANY (SELECT Salary
FROM Employees
WHERE Job_Id = ‘it_prog’
ORDER BY 2)
AND Job_Id <> ‘it_prog’
ORDER BY 1
thanksssss
I was looking for this tools
Cool, I’ve been missing the SQL formatter in SQL*Navigator ever since I changed jobs. The option to download Online SQL Formatter and integrate it into our build is very tempting… Thanks for the pointers!