TSQL Snippet – Makes Life Easier
October 29, 2009
I quickly grabbed the opportunity when I had the chance to become a Friend Of Redgate. I had received a License for Red Gate Toolbelt. Tools such as the SQL Prompt (now in version 4) are built to make developers’ life easier. This holds true to me as I work/train on/for SQL Server 2000 DTS conversion to SQL Server SSIS 2008.
The DTS-SSIS conversion job itself is cumbersome, so I am glad that I have some tools to make the learning curve easier. So far I am finding the SQL Prompt Code Snippet an excellent tool in many tasks.
I have provided a screen capture below to show the SQL Prompt Snippet feature in action:
By the way, the code snippet sample in the picture is the code to find the name and text of stored Procedures.
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Marlon Ribunal's Note On SQL Server 
I’ve used Red Gate Tools in the past -not too long ago. They are, for the most part a Godsend when dealing with inherited projects, as it can make finding objects and correcting syntax (i.e. field names for the most part) a lot quicker.
SQL Prompt was at a point my favorite tool; however, as I became more and more familiar with the environment I landed on, and slowly phased SQLP out.
The one tool I can’t get tired of is SQL Compare, which has saved me in one too many occassions after massive code deployments from testing to production, and I needed to validate hundreds of modified and new objects that had to be deployed.
I have used red-gates products for years. I have used SQL Compare and SQL Data Compare as well as SQL Prompt. All excellent products. Maid my like a lot easier. Very Easy to use. I think they are the best on the market.