SQL Formatting
To format an SQL text, select it and press Ctrl+Shift+F or right-click the selected text and click Format -> Format SQL on the context menu.
To format a script to upper or lower case, highlight the SQL text, then right-click it and click Format -> To Upper Case / To Lower Case, respectively, on the context menu.
To comment out an SQL line, press Ctrl+/ or right-click the line and click Format -> Toggle Line Comment on the context menu. To uncomment a commented line, manually remove the commenting syntax, or press the same button combination, or right-click the line and click the same item on the context menu.
To comment out a block of text, select the text, then press Ctrl+Shift+/ or right-click it and click Format -> Toggle Block Comment on the context menu. To uncomment a commented block of text, you can either manually remove the commenting syntax or select the same block of text, right-click it and click the same item on the context menu or press the same button combination.
To trim spaces (leading and trailing) SQL text right-click the selected text or end of string and click Format -> Trim spaces on the context menu.
You can choose a part of the text
or put the cursor at the end of the row you want to trim
You will get the following result:
Or you can choose a part of the text from many lines
Then each of the selected rows will trim, and the final result will be like this:
