manticore JSQLFormatter

Java SQL Formatter, Beautifier and Pretty Printer. Please visit our Website and try the ONLINE Demo.

Features

• Based on JSQLParser

• Supports complex SELECT, INSERT INTO, MERGE, UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, ALTER statements

• RDBMS agnostic and compatible to

• ANSI syntax highlighting

• Formatting Options for Indent Width, Comma Before or After, Upper/Lower/Camel Case spelling

• Import from Java String or StringBuilder, while preserving variables

• Export to Java String, StringBuilder or MessageFormat, while handling parameters

• Command Line Option (CLI) and SQL Inline Options

  java -jar JSQLFormatter.jar [-i <arg>] [-o <arg>] [-f <arg> |
         --ansi | --html]   [-t <arg> | -2 | -8]   [--keywordSpelling <arg>]
         [--functionSpelling <arg>] [--objectSpelling <arg>] [--separation
         <arg>] [--squareBracketQuotation <arg>]
  
   -i,--inputFile <arg>               The input SQL file or folder.
   -o,--outputFile <arg>              The out SQL file for the formatted
                      statements.
   -f,--outputFormat <arg>            The output-format.
                      [PLAIN* ANSI HTML RTF]
      --ansi                          Output ANSI annotated text.
      --html                          Output HTML annotated text.
   -t,--indent <arg>                  The indent width.
                      [2 4* 8]
   -2                                 Indent with 2 characters.
   -8                                 Indent with 8 characters.
      --keywordSpelling <arg>         Keyword spelling.
                      [UPPER*, LOWER, CAMEL, KEEP]
      --functionSpelling <arg>        Function name spelling.
                      [UPPER, LOWER, CAMEL*, KEEP]
      --objectSpelling <arg>          Object name spelling.
                      [UPPER, LOWER*, CAMEL, KEEP]
      --separation <arg>              Position of the field separator.
                      [BEFORE*, AFTER]
      --squareBracketQuotation <arg>  Position of the field separator.
                      [AUTO*, YES, NO]

• simple usage of the Java library

  import com.manticore.jsqlformatter.JSQLFormatter;
  ...
  String formattedSql = JSQLFormatter.format("SELECT * FROM table1")

  with Maven Artifact:

  <dependency>
      <groupId>com.manticore-projects.jsqlformatter</groupId>
      <artifactId>jsqlformatter</artifactId>
      <version>4.8.0</version>
  </dependency>

Samples

Inline Formatting Options

-- @JSQLFormatter(indentWidth=8, keywordSpelling=UPPER, functionSpelling=CAMEL, objectSpelling=LOWER, separation=BEFORE)
UPDATE cfe.calendar
SET     year_offset = ?                    /* year offset */
        , settlement_shift = To_Char( ? )  /* settlement shift */
        , friday_is_holiday = ?            /* friday is a holiday */
        , saturday_is_holiday = ?          /* saturday is a holiday */
        , sunday_is_holiday = ?            /* sunday is a holiday */
WHERE id_calendar = ?
;

-- @JSQLFormatter(indentWidth=2, keywordSpelling=LOWER, functionSpelling=KEEP, objectSpelling=UPPER, separation=AFTER)
update CFE.CALENDAR
set YEAR_OFFSET = ?                    /* year offset */,
    SETTLEMENT_SHIFT = to_char( ? )    /* settlement shift */,
    FRIDAY_IS_HOLIDAY = ?              /* friday is a holiday */,
    SATURDAY_IS_HOLIDAY = ?            /* saturday is a holiday */,
    SUNDAY_IS_HOLIDAY = ?              /* sunday is a holiday */
where ID_CALENDAR = ?
;

Complex Comments

-- UPDATE CALENDAR
UPDATE cfe.calendar
SET year_offset = ?            /* year offset */
    , settlement_shift = ?     /* settlement shift */
    , friday_is_holiday = ?    /* friday is a holiday */
    , saturday_is_holiday = ?  /* saturday is a holiday */
    , sunday_is_holiday = ?    /* sunday is a holiday */
WHERE id_calendar = ?
;

-- BOTH CLAUSES PRESENT 'with a string' AND "a field"
MERGE /*+ PARALLEL */ INTO test1 /*the target table*/ a
    USING all_objects      /*the source table*/
        ON ( /*joins in()!*/ a.object_id = b.object_id )
-- INSERT CLAUSE
WHEN /*comments between keywords!*/ NOT MATCHED THEN
    INSERT ( object_id     /*ID Column*/
                , status   /*Status Column*/ )
    VALUES ( b.object_id
                , b.status )
/* UPDATE CLAUSE
WITH A WHERE CONDITION */
WHEN MATCHED THEN          /* Lets rock */
    UPDATE SET  a.status = '/*this is no comment!*/ and -- this ain''t either'
    WHERE   b."--status" != 'VALID'
;

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