Stored Procedure Formatter

Format T-SQL, PL/SQL, and PL/pgSQL stored procedures with dialect-aware indentation.

Examples

Options

Dialect

Keyword casing

Indent width2 spaces

Input

Examples

T-SQL procedure cleanup

Input

Minified CREATE PROCEDURE from SSMS

Output

Multi-line CREATE PROCEDURE with indented BEGIN/END and uppercase keywords

Makes nested IF and SELECT blocks readable before code review.

About this tool

The Stored Procedure Formatter beautifies T-SQL, PL/SQL, and PL/pgSQL source code with consistent indentation and keyword casing. It targets CREATE PROCEDURE and CREATE FUNCTION bodies copied from SSMS, SQL Developer, pgAdmin, or CI logs — not ad-hoc SELECT queries (use the SQL Formatter for those).

How to use

Choose dialect
Select T-SQL, PL/SQL, or PL/pgSQL so the parser applies the right rules.
Paste source
Paste your procedure or load an example for your engine.
Tune output
Set keyword casing (UPPER/lower/preserve) and indent width (2–4 spaces).
Copy formatted code
Copy the output for pull requests, runbooks, or wiki documentation.

Use cases

DBA code review

Standardize procedure layout before merging database migration scripts.

Documentation snippets

Format procedures for internal wiki pages or blog posts without manual indentation.

Common mistakes

Mistake:Wrong dialect selected

Fix:PL/SQL and T-SQL use different block syntax — pick the engine that matches your source.

Frequently asked questions

How to Format Stored Procedures: T-SQL, PL/SQL, and PL/pgSQL

Beautify SQL Server, Oracle, and PostgreSQL stored procedures online. Dialect-aware indentation, keyword casing, and privacy-first browser formatting.