And it's going to change the format of everything in this editor. What you need to do is come up and actually click the icon now. Once you select it, nothing has happened. So the way this works is once you select a format that you want to use in the editor, in this case it's already short, so let me go long, leading comma. And then you have your title casing, spacing, et cetera. So you have that same list if you use this dropdown. I recommend using the toolbar itself, but that's just my preference. It lists out all the default code formats in the tool. From the Menu bar, you can drop down the Editor and then choose Code Formatter. You have a couple different options for actually using the tool.

And that's obviously where the Code Formatter comes into play. It would be great if your organization could standardize your format so that way you could easily look at and review your code.

So whether it is code that you've cobbled together from internet examples, or whether you're working with a set of code from an acquisition from a different team, whatever it is, there's going to invariably be different styles and different ways of looking at code. In this video, I'd like to briefly discuss Code Formatter, a productivity feature in Toad for SQL. And I am a product technologist from Quest.

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