So, given that info, my preference is the devArt SQL Complete product. RedGate only offers 1 edition at $195 and a trial that lasts 14 days. devArt is kind enough to display a matrix comparing the 2 editions so you know exactly what is included in each. Second, the cost is a factor in that SQL Complete is $99 for the Standard edition or they offer a FREE edition, yes a FREE edition. First, SQL Complete allows for Intellisense similar to how it works in VS, in that Intellisense will display entries that "contain" the text being entered while Sql Prompt only displays entries that "start with" the text being entered. However, I found 2 things that set the devArt product apart from the RedGate tool. However, being on my own, they can be cost prohibitive so I went looking for less expensive alternatives, which is how I came across devArt SQL Complete.įrom my testing it looks like both have the same basic functionality. I love RedGate tools because they are solid and are very powerful. This is the first time I have used this product but in the past I have used Sql Prompt from RedGate, which I would consider a competitor.
It includes upgraded Intellisense (which allows you to replace the Intellisense included with SSMS) and T-SQL formatting tools. I just came across a pretty good product from devArt called SQL Complete that is an add-in for SSMS and VS. I wanted to get other's opinions as well as share my own.
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