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SQL Formatter - Comma Separated ID List for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Trino & More

Create comma separated ID lists for SQL IN clause instantly. Convert multiple IDs, arrays, or values into properly formatted SQL IN query format for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Trino, SQL Server, SQLite, and other databases. Perfect for converting lists of IDs into SQL-friendly comma separated values with proper quoting. Generate comma separated IDs for MySQL IN clause, PostgreSQL IN clause, Oracle IN clause, Trino IN clause, and more.

Quick Guide: Paste your IDs (one per line, comma-separated, or space-separated) and get instant formatted output ready for SQL WHERE IN clause. Works with MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Trino, SQL Server, SQLite, and other SQL databases. Supports both numeric and string IDs with automatic proper quoting. Create comma separated IDs for MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle, Trino queries instantly.

Note: When copying, output is always copied in vertical format for better readability.

Supported Input Formats:

  • Space-separated: ID-123456 ID-11112223
  • Comma-separated: ID-123456, ID-11112223
  • Newline-separated: ID-123456\nID-11112223
  • Semicolon-separated: ID-123456; ID-11112223

Use Cases:

  • Convert array to comma separated list for MySQL
  • Format multiple IDs for MySQL IN clause
  • Generate comma separated values from table data
  • Prepare ID list for MySQL WHERE IN query

What Problem Does SQL Formatter Solve?

SQL queries are often written quickly or copied from various sources, resulting in poorly formatted, unreadable code. Unformatted SQL is difficult to read, debug, review, and maintain. Complex queries with multiple joins, subqueries, and nested conditions become nearly impossible to understand without proper formatting.

The core problem: Without a SQL formatter, developers and database professionals struggle with:

  • Reading and understanding unformatted SQL queries
  • Debugging complex queries with poor indentation
  • Reviewing SQL code in pull requests and code reviews
  • Maintaining and modifying existing SQL queries
  • Sharing SQL queries with team members
  • Documenting and explaining SQL logic

Our SQL Formatter solves all these problems by automatically formatting SQL queries with proper indentation, line breaks, and structure. It transforms unreadable SQL into beautifully formatted, human-readable code that's easy to understand, debug, and maintain. This improves code quality, readability, and team collaboration.

💡 Real-World Example

Before: SELECT u.id,u.name,u.email,o.total FROM users u JOIN orders o ON u.id=o.user_id WHERE u.status='active' AND o.created_at>'2024-01-01' ORDER BY o.total DESC

After: The same query becomes readable with proper indentation, making it easy to see the SELECT fields, JOIN conditions, WHERE clauses, and ORDER BY.

Who Is SQL Formatter For?

SQL Formatter is essential for anyone who works with SQL queries, whether writing, reviewing, or maintaining them:

Database Developers

Database developers write complex SQL queries daily. A SQL formatter helps them write readable, maintainable queries and improves code quality and team collaboration.

Use cases: Query development, stored procedures, database functions, query optimization

Backend Developers

Backend developers write SQL queries for ORMs, raw queries, and database operations. A SQL formatter helps them format queries for readability, debugging, and code reviews.

Use cases: ORM queries, raw SQL, database operations, API development

Data Analysts

Data analysts write SQL queries for reporting, analysis, and data extraction. A SQL formatter helps them create readable queries that are easy to understand and share with stakeholders.

Use cases: Data analysis, reporting queries, data extraction, BI queries

Database Administrators (DBAs)

DBAs review, optimize, and maintain SQL queries. A SQL formatter helps them quickly understand query structure, identify optimization opportunities, and document database operations.

Use cases: Query review, performance optimization, database maintenance, query documentation

Key Features of Our SQL Formatter

Intelligent Formatting

Automatically formats SQL with proper indentation, line breaks, and keyword capitalization. Handles complex queries with multiple joins, subqueries, and nested conditions.

Syntax Highlighting

Color-coded SQL makes it easy to distinguish between keywords, identifiers, strings, and operators. Improves readability and reduces errors.

Multiple SQL Dialects

Support for MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle, and other SQL dialects. Formats queries according to dialect-specific syntax and conventions.

Customizable Formatting

Customize indentation size, keyword case, and formatting style. Format SQL according to your team's coding standards and preferences.

Privacy-First

All formatting happens in your browser. No data is sent to servers. Your SQL queries stay private and secure. Perfect for sensitive database queries or production SQL.

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