dbForge SQL Complete

1. Open the stored procedure in SSMS or Visual Studio.

2. Set breakpoints at strategic locations within the code.

3. Start the T-SQL Debugger and execute the stored procedure.

4. Step through the code, observing variable values and call stack.

5. Identify the point where the unexpected behavior occurs.

1. Configure a formatting profile in SQL Complete to match the team's coding standards.

2. Share the formatting profile with all team members.

3. Use the SQL Formatter to apply the profile to all SQL code.

4. Automate the formatting process using scheduled tasks or pre-commit hooks.

1. Use the Code Analysis feature to identify performance bottlenecks in the query.

2. Apply the recommended optimizations, such as adding indexes or rewriting the query.

3. Test the optimized query to verify the performance improvement.

4. Monitor the query's performance over time to ensure continued efficiency.

1. Open SQL Complete after the interruption.

2. Use the Session Restoration feature to recover the last closed document.

3. Verify that the recovered code is complete and accurate.

4. Save the recovered code to prevent future loss.

1. Right-click on the table in SSMS.

2. Select 'Script Table as' -> 'INSERT To' -> 'New Query Editor Window'.

3. Modify the script as needed with SQL Complete's features.

4. Execute the INSERT script.