As soon as you open SQL Prompt and start typing, its IntelliSense suggestion window will pop up, offering context-specific advice to help you write your query quickly. It leads you interactively through the syntax of SQL commands and queries, as you type them. It suggests valid entries at each stage. It will auto-complete the SELECT clause with schema-qualified table names, suggest valid JOIN conditions, help fill in the WHERE and GROUP BY clauses, and more.

It can also help developers be productive very early on in the development cycle. Very few developers claim SQL as their primary language and SQL Prompt will help them spend less development time sifting through Microsoft documentation, and more time writing code.

It will increase raw coding speed, improve a developer's syntactical understanding of the code, and reduce basic syntax errors.

See: SQL Code Completion and IntelliSense.