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Are there any linters that work better with SQLPage than others? Normally when working with SQL I would use SQLFluff however it has trouble with SQLPage's custom |
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lovasoa
Jul 18, 2025
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Hi @keidrych , and welcome to SQLPage ! There is unfortunately currently no linter built into SQLPage. And since sqlpage applies some small sql syntactic transformations to your code before passing it to your database, you would need a custom linter (or an extensible enough linter) to take them into account. |
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Hi @keidrych , and welcome to SQLPage ! There is unfortunately currently no linter built into SQLPage. And since sqlpage applies some small sql syntactic transformations to your code before passing it to your database, you would need a custom linter (or an extensible enough linter) to take them into account.
https://sql-page.com/extensions-to-sql