Pack_2.sql was reformatted with the Use original case checkbox enabled. On the following image, you can see Pack_1.sql and Pack_2.sql with identical code.
#Sql query formatter code#
Select the dialect in which you want to apply the original case from the declaration.Ĭlick the Case tab and select the Use original case checkbox.Ĭlick Code | Reformat Code or press Ctrl+Alt+L. Open settings by pressing Ctrl+Alt+S and navigate to Editor | SQL. To apply the case in multiple files, create a DDL data source from these files. To apply this case throughout the file, IntelliJ IDEA must find the declaration of these variables, procedures, and functions (for example, in the CREATE PACKAGE statement). For example, if you defined the get_Amount function in the CREATE PACKAGE statement, you want the same case throughout your code, not GET_AMOUNT or get_amount. IntelliJ IDEA can format names of variables, procedures, and functions as you defined them initially. SQL.Īpply the original case from the declaration For more information about code style settings, see Code Style.
Open settings by pressing Ctrl+Alt+S and navigate to Code Style | SQL | SQL:2016, Generic.Ĭlear the Inherit general SQL style checkbox.Īpply code style settings. Or, import settings from the dialect that you configured. You can select preconfigured styles like Modern, Joe Celko, Allman (DDL only)), Whitesmiths (DDL only)), Egypt, Old Idea. Alternatively, press Ctrl+Alt+L.Ĭlick the Set from link and select the style that you want to import. Right-click any area in the editor and select Reformat. In the Code style drop-down menu, select a style that you want to apply. Right-click a data source and select Properties. Select all the necessary code style settings, and click Apply.Īfter you created a style for a dialect, you can apply this style to the data source that uses this dialect. Type a name for a new style, and press Enter. Create a code style for a dialectĬlick the Show Scheme Actions icon ( ), and select Duplicate. When you apply the rule, IntelliJ IDEA updates the SQL code and highlights all modified parts in the Preview pane. Select all the necessary code style settings on the available tabs. Open settings by pressing Ctrl+Alt+S and navigate to Editor | Code Style | SQL.Įxpand the SQL node and select a dialect. Change code style settingsĬustomize formatting rules for the SQL code: alignment, wrapping, and indentation. To see the description of SQL style options, see Code Style. Sprintf( "SELECT * FROM foo where name = '%s'", os.You can apply and customize the SQL code style that satisfies code guidelines of your company. The Gosec command line output: - G201: SQL string formatting ( Confidence: HIGH, Severity: MEDIUM) Q := fmt.Sprintf( "SELECT * FROM foo where name = '%s'", os.Args) Examples of problematic code: G201 - SQL query construction using format string package mainĭb, err := sql.Open( "sqlite3", ":memory:") The reason is that the format string function doesn't escape special characters like ' and it's easy to add second SQL command in the format string.
Using the format string function in the fmt Golang package to dynamically create an SQL query can easily create a possibility for SQL injection. SQL injection is one of the top security issues developers make and the consequences of this can be severe.
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