Name: ApexSQL Enforce
SKU: 14427
Availability: InStock

SQL Code Smells

Improve SQL code smells with best coding practices reviews and enforcement

Review databases and individual SQL scripts
Import and export rules
Process unattended via the CLI
Seamlessly integrate into your CI/CD process
Leverage a library of 100+ pre-written rules
Create custom rules with a built in IDE
Write custom rules in C# or VB.NET
Create HTML reports and XML exports
Integrate with SSMS and Visual Studio
Generate SQL to fix violations

Features

Enforce Best Practices

Process databases and scripts against more than 100 out-of-the-box rules covering best practices, naming conventions, potential configuration and performance problems and more

Create and Manage Rulebases

Create new/different rulebases by exporting and importing. Download updated rulebases directly from our website and import new rules into your existing rulebase

Create New Rules

Create your own, custom rules using C# or VB.NET. Code rule conditions using auto-complete, syntax highlighting and all the other features you would expect in an integrated IDE

Manage Rules

Edit, sort, filter, group and view rules within a grid based interface

Report and Export Results

Create XML reports and XML exports. Export all generated Fix SQL snippets into a single script to fix all detected problems

Process Static Scripts

Review and process stand-alone scripts aka static script analysis

Customize Severity, Impact Score and Failure Thresholds

Customize severity level for rules and impact score for severities. Set custom thresholds for build failure

Categorize Rules

Allocate rules to existing or custom categories i.e. security, performance, naming conventions within an existing rulebase

Programmatically Construct Fix SQL Statements

Enter static Fix SQL into the rule editor, or create it programmatically via the rule condition

Write Rules Down to the Statement Level

Our API exposes a script parse tree down to the sub-statement level like elements of a Where or Order by clause. This allows rules to be written to govern script level best practices like statement construction, use of triggers and cursors, variable naming and much more