We are delighted to announce today’s release of SQL Enlight  version 1.9.8.893.

The enhancements in this release are:

  •  Support for sharing settings between teams with Team Settings
  •  A set of 31 new analysis rules
  • Fix of the Code Analysis TFS Checkin Policy
  • Fix of installer and another problem with SSMS 17 integration
  • General fixes and improvements
  • Fixes and improvements in standard analysis rules
  • Fixes of user reported issues

This is a list of the newly added rules:

We are happy to announce the release of SQL Enlight – 1.9.8.877.

The enhancements in this release are:

  • SQL Server 2017 RTM support
  • Added 14 new analysis rules
  • Fixed installer issue related with SQL Server Management Studio 17 integration
  • Fixed installer issue related with  with Visual Studio 2017 integration
  • Improvements in standard analysis rules

These are the newly added rules:

We are happy to announce the release of the latest version of SQL Enlight – 1.9.8.874.

The enhancements in this release are:

  • SQL Server 2017 RC2 support
  • SQL Server 2017 T-SQL syntax support
  • Improvements in analysis rules related with system functions

Enhancements in the previous release candidate:

  • Integration with SQL Server Management Studio 17
  • Integration with Visual Studio 2017
  • SQL Server 2016 T-SQL syntax support
  • 2 new code refactorings
  • Command line and build task support for running code refactorings
  • Fixed a few code formatting issues
  • Enhancements in the analysis rules violations reporting
  • Fixes for issues reported by users
  • Other improvements, mainly internal

We are happy to announce the new SQL Enlight release candidate that is now available –  1.9.8.872-RC.

  • Integration with SQL Server Management Studio 17
  • Integration with Visual Studio 2017
  • Support for the T-SQL syntax enhancements introduced in SQL Server 2016
  • 2 new code refactorings
  • Command line and build task support for running code refactorings
  • Fixed a few code formatting issues
  • Enhancements in the analysis rules violations reporting
  • Fixes for issues reported by users
  • Other improvements, mainly internal

Today we released SQL Enlight version 1.9.8.854 .

This update as well as the previous two updates is targeting an issue with SSMS 2016 integration.

We found a problem in our installer, related with SSMS 2016 extension installation.

The new version that fixes this problem is available here.

We released a couple of updates, which target problems with SQL Server Management Studio 2016 integration.

Other changes in these updates:

  • Fixed a couple of parser issues with recognizing a specific syntax
  • Formatting problem with new lines characters normalization
  • Fixed issues some smaller issues found in previous version

We released a couple of updates, which target problems with SQL Server Management Studio 2016 integration.

Other changes in these updates:

  • Fixed a couple of parser issues with recognizing a specific syntax
  • Formatting problem with new lines characters normalization
  • Fixed issues some smaller issues found in previous version

We are happy to announce the release latest release of SQL Enlight – version 1.9.8.851.The major updates in this release are the fixes of other issues found in the previous RC1 version.

  • Here are the list of features and improvements made since the previous stable version 1.9.7.826.
  • Visual Studio 2015 integration
  • SQL Server Management Studio 2016 integration
  • TFS 2015 checkin policy
  • Improvements in command line tool
  • New Delimit and Undelimit identifiers refactoring commands
  • Enhancements of the Expand sp_executesql refactoring
  • Instant code analysis improvements
  • Fixed installer issue preventing installation without explicit elevation of privileges
  • Fixed issues in the SQL Enlight SDK

We are delighted to announce the new release candidate that is now available – SQL Enlight 1.9.8.849 RC1

  • New Delimit and Undelimit identifiers refactoring commands added
  • Enhancements of the Expand sp_executesql refactoring – now the command process not just a single script ,but a whole script
  • Instant code analysis improvements – optimizations, new configuration setting controlling the delay before starting the background analysis and Visual Studio, and SSMS issues fixed
  • Added a command for resetting the analysis template and rules to factory defaults
  • Notifications for release of non release versions such as Beta and Release Candidate can now be configured
  • Fixed installer issue preventing installation without explicit elevation of privileges
  • Fixed issues in the SQL Enlight SDK
  • Fixes of other issues found in the previous version

 

Here is what’s changed in SQL Enlight 1.9.7.826:

  • Fix for the background tasks progress window stealing focus