Add intelliisense for T-SQL

In SQL Server Management Studio, the options are MDX, DMX, and XML. CodeThe editor adds the intelliisense feature, but does not add the intelliisense feature to the most commonly used T-SQL editor. I don't know what M $ thinks. But it doesn't matter. Today I recommend a plug-in, sqlassist, that can add T-SQL intellisense to SQL Server Management studio, visual studio.net 2003, and Visual Studio 2005. The price of this plug-in is $29. You can try it for 30 days for free.

With this, writing stored procedures or large SQL statements will be very nice. I will not talk about the specific functions. You can see the demonstration in the picture, or go to its official website to view more detailed function descriptions and demos.
We recommend that you download visual studio.net 2003 or Visual Studio 2005, because the SQL Server Management studio version is only a test version, and many functions are not available yet, and it is not stable.

Sqlasisst Official Website: http://www.roundpolygons.com

P.s: If you think $29 is too expensive, I recommend a free T-SQL intelliisense plug-in-SQL prompt. However, I don't think sqlasisst is easy to use, but it is also free of charge, which is better than none.