Sqlformatv2.0.0

Developers use sqlformat before submitting pull requests to ensure SQL queries are properly formatted and follow team style guidelines. The `format` and `lint` commands help catch anti-patterns early, reducing review time.

During a migration from MySQL to PostgreSQL, a DBA uses `convert` to transform dialect-specific syntax, ensuring compatibility. Logs document each conversion for audit trails.

Data teams use `explain` and `template` to record execution plans and reusable SQL patterns, creating an internal knowledge base. This improves query performance analysis and standardization.

A CI/CD pipeline integrates `format` and `preview` to automatically format SQL in code commits before acceptance. This enforces consistent style across large codebases.

Tech leads run `check` and `report` across the entire codebase to generate compliance reports on SQL style rules. Findings are logged and fixed using `fix`, improving code quality.

Provide the basic sqlformat CLI for free with core commands; offer premium features like advanced dialect support or cloud sync for a subscription.

Integrate sqlformat as a microservice into CI/CD platforms (e.g., GitHub Actions, Jenkins) with usage-based pricing. Teams pay per formatting or linting operation.

Offer consulting for SQL style guide creation, migration support, and team training workshops. Complement the free tool with expert services.