SQL Prompt 11.4 release notes
Published 01 July 2026
Due to licensing updates, users will need to re-sign in to SQL Prompt post this update.
Use SQL Prompt > Help > Manage License... main menu option in SSMS/VS to log in again.
11.4.2.26116 - Released on 23 July 2026 (Standalone installer)
Features
- Added a new MCP tool for Redgate Assistant, allowing it to fetch the query run plan for optimization.
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where query indentation formatting broke when comments were present inside parentheses.
- Removed unnecessary logging noise from Redgate Assistant chat UI operations.
- Fixed an issue where table definition was not fetched for Azure Synapse Dedicated Pools.
- Fixed an issue where
JSON_OBJECTAGGandJSON_ARRYAGGwere incorrectly suggested when utilizing "All non-aggregated columns". - Fixed an issue where SQL query tab text had low contrast when Tab Coloring was enabled.
Fixed an issue in SSMS 22.6 and later where SQL Error highlighting was disabled when IntelliSense was turned off by SQL Prompt.
11.4.1.25856 - Released on 10 July 2026 (Standalone installer)
Features
- Added support for grouping Stored Procedures, Functions and Views by Schema in Object Explorer.
- Removed the
Open Data ModelerObject Explorer context-menu option for the selected database (SSMS only). - Removed 9,500 character limit on Redgate Assistant MCP tool calls.
Added a new MCP tool to retrieve build and IntelliSense errors of the content in the current editor window to complement the existing one to gather execution errors.
Fixes
- Fixed an issue where SQL Prompt CLI did not respect formatting exclusions.
- Fixed an issue where SQL Prompt would crash when a menu command fails to load.
- Fixed issue where Redgate Assistant MCP server could fail to launch if Redgate licensing was not yet ready.
Fixed an issue where the Redgate Assistant MCP tool for checking T-SQL execution errors could crash when the script contained a batch with a severe syntax error.
11.4.0.25545 - Released on 01 July 2026 (Standalone installer)
Features
- Released a new AI preview feature, Redgate Assistant, a chat based AI interface within SQL Prompt that can be used to generate SQL, fix bugs, and more.
- Redgate Assistant can be enabled in the SQL Prompt options, on the AI page, under the preview section.
- Please note that Redgate Assistant requires WebView2 to be installed to work.
- It can be accessed through the SQL Prompt menu button, or through the keybind
Alt-A - Redgate Assistant is able to read the information inside your query editor window, database information (but not contents), and schema information.
- Please see our documentation for more information
- For information on models used, and other AI related information, please see our AI hub: https://ai.redgate.cloud/hub/trust.
- Due to a change in our licensing system, users will be logged out and need to log back in to SQL Prompt to continue using the product after this update.
- Please go to the
SQL Prompt > Help > Manage License...main menu in SSMS/VS to log in again.
- Please go to the
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