SQL Complete v2025.3 release notes

What’s new

This release adds dbForge AI Assistant to SQL Complete and expands IDE compatibility. You can now use AI-powered help to generate, explain, and fix SQL in your editor, work with SQL Complete in SSMS 22 and Visual Studio 2026, and apply new camelCase identifier formatting with updated, clearer case options.

AI Assistant

SQL Complete now comes with dbForge AI Assistant, which helps you write, review, and improve SQL code directly in your development environment. It provides real-time suggestions, clear explanations, and practical fixes, helping you spend less time on routine SQL writing and debugging.

Key features of AI Assistant:

  • Generate SQL queries from natural-language requests.
  • Use database context to provide schema-aware suggestions.
  • Explore database objects, data types, and relationships.
  • Explain SQL code, including queries, functions, and logic.
  • Fix SQL errors and suggest corrections.
  • Explain errors from the Error List and recommend fixes.
  • Enable web search to include referenced online sources in responses.
  • Compare DDL statements and highlight differences between objects.
  • Use AI Assistant in the SQL Editor to explain, optimize, or fix selected code.
  • Chat with AI Assistant to ask follow-up questions and review suggestions.

IDE integration updates

Support for SSMS 22

SQL Complete now integrates with SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) 22, so you can continue using its productivity features as you upgrade to the latest SSMS version.

Support for Visual Studio 2026

SQL Complete now supports Microsoft Visual Studio 2026. You can use SQL Complete in Visual Studio to speed up SQL editing with the same familiar assistance and shortcuts you rely on in SSMS.

Support for SSMS 22 and Visual Studio 2026

camelCase formatting for identifiers

Formatting profiles now support camelCase for identifiers to help you align scripts with common team naming conventions. A new camelCase option has been added to the Text Case settings across Alias Case, Built-in Datatype Case, Built-in Function Case, Identifier Case, and Variable Case.

To make case options clearer and more consistent, Initial caps has been renamed to Capitalized, and Initial caps each word has been renamed to PascalCase. PascalCase is also now available in Alias Case.

Previously saved formatting profiles remain compatible and continue to work without changes.