'Red Gate SQL Prompt' like intellisense for Oracle ?

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May 19th, 2011, 04:07 AM
iPrank

'Red Gate SQL Prompt' like intellisense for Oracle ?

If you have used Red Gate SQL Prompt, then you know how great it is.
IMO, It provides great intellisense in Sql Svr Managenent Studio.

The things I liked most are,
full intellisense support for database objects,
list automatic joining conditions if there is a relation or field name match,
automatic generation of alias etc.

Last month I have changed my job. My new company uses Oracle back-end. My company uses Toad and Oracle SQL Developer. Both of them are no match for SQL Prompt.

Is there any other SQL editor that will give me better intellisense ?
May 19th, 2011, 09:13 PM
abhijit

Re: 'Red Gate SQL Prompt' like intellisense for Oracle ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by iPrank

If you have used Red Gate SQL Prompt, then you know how great it is.
IMO, It provides great intellisense in Sql Svr Managenent Studio.

The things I liked most are,
full intellisense support for database objects,
list automatic joining conditions if there is a relation or field name match,
automatic generation of alias etc.

Last month I have changed my job. My new company uses Oracle back-end. My company uses Toad and Oracle SQL Developer. Both of them are no match for SQL Prompt.

Is there any other SQL editor that will give me better intellisense ?

Have you tried Pl/SQL Developer from Allround Automation?
May 22nd, 2011, 11:18 PM
iPrank

Re: 'Red Gate SQL Prompt' like intellisense for Oracle ?

Thanks ! I'll give it a try.
Apr 11th, 2014, 04:01 AM
iPrank

Re: 'Red Gate SQL Prompt' like intellisense for Oracle ?

Thanks. And welcome to VBForums ! :wave:
Apr 14th, 2014, 04:14 PM
abhijit

Re: 'Red Gate SQL Prompt' like intellisense for Oracle ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by iPrank

Last month I have changed my job. My new company uses Oracle back-end. My company uses Toad and Oracle SQL Developer. Both of them are no match for SQL Prompt.

Is there any other SQL editor that will give me better intellisense ?

Quote:

Originally Posted by devart

You can try SQL Complete from Devart - a useful add-in for Microsoft SQL Server Management Studio and Microsoft Visual Studio.
Free and advanced paid editions of the SQL code formatter offer powerful autocompletion and formatting of T-SQL code! It replaces native Microsoft T-SQL Intellisense and makes your SQL coding more intuitive and efficient!

And how is that going to work with an Oracle back-end? Inquiring minds would like to know.