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Formatear and beautify a SQL query

Tomar un minified o poorly-indented SQL consulta y produce readable, consistently-formatted SQL con keywords uppercased y clauses en separate líneas.

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    SQL from logs or generated by ORMs is often a single long line. Formatting with keywords on their own line, consistent indentation, and alias alignment makes it readable for debugging and review.

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    Formateador SQL →

    Paste the SQL query. The tool formats SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE with standard conventions: keywords uppercase, SELECT/WHERE/GROUP BY on separate lines, subqueries indented.

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    Use the chain to format a SQL document with multiple statements, handling semicolons and comments consistently.

Preguntas frecuentes

Does formatting change the query semantics?
No — formatting only changes whitespace, capitalization, and line breaks. The parsed query tree is identical. Always verify with a diff if the formatter also 'optimizes' (some tools rewrite predicates, which can change behavior).
What SQL dialects are supported?
Standard SQL (ANSI) syntax works universally. Dialect-specific syntax (PL/pgSQL, T-SQL, MySQL backticks) may format imperfectly. The formatter focuses on the common SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE structure.

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