Good day. Colleagues, I have a utilitarian question - for work, you often have to deal with SQL queries written as strings inside a C # code of the following form:

const string query = @"SELECT someField FROM SomeTable";

and often these requests are somewhat more complex than the one above. Certainly, the similar approach is fraught with errors which arise already in runtime if, say, in the request a syntactic error was made. Actually, the question is: maybe someone knows some extension for Visual Studio, which allows you to check the syntax of these sql queries directly in the Visual Studio editor?

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You need to create queries like this and check them like this . You can also try LINQ if everything is not very sophisticated there.

  • Unfortunately, this is not about creating, but about supporting one hundred thousand existing requests. I can’t use LINQ either - I’m not able to rewrite a project that has been written for several years - neither DreamChild
  • Then maybe SQL syntax highlighting will save you: visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/… Or with a validator: visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/… - Cyrus
  • Thanks, I hope, will save) - DreamChild