SQL Prompt 11.3 release notes
Published 17 December 2025
11.3.2.20417 - Released on 26 December 2025
Features
Added support for Microsoft Fabric. - Learn more
Fixes
- Fixed issue where SQL Prompt Inline EXEC did not work with cross schema data types.
- Fixed issue where nested EXISTS subquery indentation aligned to the WHERE clause instead of its contextual parent.
Fixed SSMS crash on AWS RDS instance.
11.3.1.20365 - Released on 23 December 2025
Fixes
- Fixed issue where SQL Prompt was not showing suggestion for a secondary read only node in an Availability Group for SSMS v20 and older.
- Fixed issue where SQL Prompt extension was not visible in SSMS 22 for certain users after upgrade.
11.3.0.20275 - Released on 17 December 2025
Features
- Added new opt-in preview SQL Prompt AI feature to generate AI-based code completion suggestions that understand your current query editor context (and can react to instructions in SQL comments).
- The feature is disabled by default on new installations of SQL Prompt, but can be enabled via the options.
- You can manually trigger AI code completion suggestions on demand (
CTRL+Alt+Up arrow) or optionally set it to show automatically after a configurable delay in milliseconds to auto-complete for you as you type in the SQL editor window (as is the case for normal SQL Prompt code suggestions). See AI code completion docs for more information. - This preview feature is tagged as experimental as it's currently still under development and we would love to hear your
thoughts and opinions via our AI online feedback form or built-in link at the top of the SQL Prompt AI window.
- Added SQL Prompt main menu option (shortcut:
Ctrl+Shift+B) to quickly enable/disable SQL Prompt AI features. - Added contextual help (shortcut:
F1) to Prompt AI main and onboarding windows which link to official documentation (opens
in a browser window). - Added SQL Prompt AI commands to the Command Palette.
Fixes
- No longer fails silently if something goes wrong when registering SQL Prompt editor commands as this will leave
SQL Prompt in a partially working state. Instead, an error will always be shown in this unlikely scenario. - Fixed several UI-based errors in SQL Prompt options components.
- Fixed several issues that could cause SQL Prompt AI commands to be wrongly disabled or enabled in SQL Prompt main menu and SQL editor context menus.
- Fixed an issue where Tab Color for databases was not displaying correctly in Dark Mode.
- Fixed issue where the right button context menu entry for Query Index Analysis could be missing depending on the SQL editor window contents.
- Fixed an issue where SQL Prompt was not showing suggestion for ALTER USER.