New Features Log 2026
Release 26.4.1 (April 2026)
New: Trino, Presto & Amazon Athena Support
SQLinForm now supports three additional SQL dialects: Trino, Presto, and Amazon Athena.
All three dialects share a common SQL foundation but have their own syntax extensions and function sets. SQLinForm handles the dialect-specific differences automatically — just select your database in the General settings and format your SQL as usual.
Whether you’re working with Trino’s distributed queries, Presto’s analytics functions, or Athena’s serverless SQL on S3, SQLinForm formats your code cleanly and consistently.
The new dialects are available across all SQLinForm plugins: SSMS, Visual Studio, VS Code, Notepad++, JetBrains, DBeaver, the Desktop App, and the Online Formatter.
New: Toolbar Profile Buttons in Notepad++
The SQLinForm Notepad++ plugin now features dedicated toolbar buttons for all five formatting profiles — right in the Notepad++ toolbar, next to the familiar SQLinForm settings icon.
Click any profile button (1–5) to instantly switch to that profile and format your SQL in one click. No need to open the Settings panel first.
Your favorite shortcut Ctrl+Alt+F continues to work as before, formatting with whichever profile is currently active.
The profile buttons use the same color coding as the Settings panel, so you always know which profile you’re reaching for.
New: Toolbar for SSMS Plugin
The toolbar gives you quick access to the most important SQLinForm features without navigating through menus:
Format SQL — Format your SQL with a single click, using the currently selected profile. The button shows which profile is active, so you always know how your SQL will be formatted.
Profiles — Switch between all your profiles instantly. The dropdown shows your 5 local and 5 team profiles with their custom names. A checkmark indicates the active profile.
Settings — Toggle the Formatting Options panel on and off directly from the toolbar.
Tools — Quick access to Report Idea/Issue and About.
The toolbar can be enabled via right-click on the toolbar area or through Tools → SQLinForm → Show/Hide Toolbar. Once enabled, it stays visible across sessions.
This feature was inspired by a user request — thank you for the suggestion!
Performance Boost: 3x Faster Formatting
Got Monster SQL? Those massive stored procedures, thousand-line ETL scripts, and auto-generated queries that make formatters sweat? SQLinForm now handles them up to 3 times faster.
We’ve optimized the core formatting engine — string processing, style rendering, and internal data structures. No settings changes needed. Just update and feel the difference.
Release 26.3.8 (March 2026)
Improved Stored Procedure Support
We are happy to announce a significant update to SQLinForm with major improvements to stored procedure formatting.
Improved Stored Procedure Support
SQLinForm now provides much better formatting for stored procedures and functions in SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL and Oracle. This includes proper handling of control flow structures like IF/ELSEIF/ELSE, LOOP, WHILE, REPEAT/UNTIL, CASE statements, and nested BEGIN/END blocks. Exception handling with EXCEPTION/WHEN/THEN is now correctly formatted for Oracle and PostgreSQL.
Notepad++ Plugin: Feedback Made Easy
The Notepad++ plugin now includes a built-in feedback button, making it simple to report issues or suggest new ideas directly from within the plugin — no need to search for a contact form.
Release 26.2.16 (February 2026)
Shared Profiles for all Plugins and all Team Folder
SQLinForm Version 26.2 — Shared Profiles & Team Folder
We’re excited to announce SQLinForm Version 26.2, the biggest update to profile management since the introduction of the 5-profile system. This release fundamentally changes how you work with formatting profiles — across all plugins and across your entire team.
One Profile, All Plugins
Until now, each SQLinForm plugin maintained its own separate set of profiles. If you changed a formatting option in VS Code, you had to export and import the profile to use the same settings in SSMS, JetBrains, or Notepad++. That’s over. Starting with Version 26.2, all SQLinForm plugins — VS Code, SSMS 18 through 22, JetBrains, Notepad++, DBeaver, and the Portable App — share a single central profile directory. Change a setting in one plugin, and it’s instantly available in every other. No more importing, no more exporting, no more keeping track of which plugin has the latest version of your profile.
Team Folder — Consistent SQL Formatting for Your Entire Team
The new Team Folder feature takes profile sharing to the next level. Point your team to a shared network drive and every team member will use the same formatting profiles. A dedicated Team menu lets you set, view, and manage your Team Folder with just a few clicks, and a Local/Team toggle allows you to instantly switch between your personal profiles and the team-managed ones.
This means no more style debates in code reviews. Team leads can define formatting standards in one central place, and every developer gets the latest version automatically. The Team Folder works across all supported plugins, so it doesn’t matter whether your colleagues use VS Code, SSMS, JetBrains, or Notepad++ — everyone formats the same way. And don’t worry about your personal settings: switching to Team mode never overwrites your local profiles. If the Team Folder is temporarily unavailable, SQLinForm falls back to your local profiles automatically.
Release 26.2.xx (February 2026)
New Feature: Report Issue / Idea
SSMS21/22
VSCode
Built-in Feedback Reporter for SSMS21/22 and VSCode PLugin
Reporting a formatting issue used to mean copying SQL, taking screenshots, writing emails, and describing your setup — all before we could even start investigating. That’s too much work for a quick bug report.
The new „Report Idea/Issue“ feature does the heavy lifting for you.
How It Works
Every time you format SQL, the plugin silently remembers your last 20 formatting operations — the SQL before, the SQL after, and the profile settings you used. When something looks wrong, just open Tools → SQLinForm → Report Idea/Issue and you’ll see your recent formatting history ready to attach.
Pick the relevant entry, add a short description, and send. That’s it — no copying, no screenshots, no guessing which settings you had active.
What Gets Included Automatically
- Your SQL before and after formatting — so we can see exactly what happened
- Your profile settings — all 200+ options, captured at the moment of formatting
- Your environment — SSMS version, plugin version, Windows version, license status
This means we can reproduce your exact scenario on our side — no back-and-forth emails asking for more details.
Four Report Types
- 🐛 Bug Report — something isn’t working as expected
- 💡 Idea / Feature — suggest an improvement or new option
- 📝 Formatting Issue — the output doesn’t look right
- 💬 Other — general feedback or questions
Send It Your Way
Copy the report to your clipboard, save it as a file, or open your email client with the report pre-attached — whatever fits your workflow.
The feedback reporter adapts to your SSMS theme (light or dark) and is available via Tools → SQLinForm → Report Idea/Issue or the keyboard shortcut Alt+S, Alt+R.
Available in SQLinForm SSMS Plugin version 26.2 and later.
Release 26.1.xx (January 2026)
New Feature: Search Settings
We’ve added a powerful new Search Settings feature to SQLinForm that makes finding the right formatting option faster than ever.
What’s new:
With over 200 formatting options across multiple tabs (General, Select, Colors, Alignment, and more), finding a specific setting used to require navigating through each tab manually. The new Search Settings panel lets you instantly filter and locate any option by simply typing a keyword.
How to use it:
- Look for the search bar located in the options panel
- Type any keyword related to the setting you’re looking for (e.g., „indent“, „comma“, „uppercase“, „line break“)
- Matching options are highlighted immediately
- Click the reset button (×) to clear your search and show all options again