Transact-SQL Conversion Settings

General Conversion Settings

1. Comment objects with missing dependencies: Flag to indicate if the user wants to comment on nodes that have missing dependencies.

2. Set encoding of the input files: Check General Conversion Settings for more details.

DB Objects Names Settings

1. Schema: The string value specifies the custom schema name to apply. If not specified, the original database name will be used. Example: DB1.myCustomSchema.Table1.

2. Database: The string value specifies the custom database name to apply. Example: MyCustomDB.PUBLIC.Table1.

3. Default: None of the above settings will be used in the object names.

Prepare Code Settings

Description

Prepare my code: Flag to indicate whether the input code should be processed before parsing and transformation. This can be useful to improve the parsing process. By default, it's set to FALSE.\

Splits the input code top-level objects into multiple files. The containing folders would be organized as follows:

Copy

└───A new folder named ''[input_folder_name]_Processed''
    └───Top-level object type
        └───Schema name

Example

Input

├───in
│       script_name.sql

Output

Assume that the name of the files is the name of the top-level objects in the input files.

├───in_Processed
    ├───procedure
    │   └───dbo
    │           A_PROCEDURE.sql
    │           ANOTHER_PROCEDURE.sql
    │           YET_ANOTHER_PROCEDURE.sql
    │
    └───table
        └───dbo
                MY_TABLE.sql
                ADDITIONAL_TABLE.sql
                THIRD_TABLE.sql

Requirements

We highly recommend using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS) to obtain the script.

Stored Procedures Target Languages Settings

On this page, you can choose whether stored procedures are migrated to JavaScript embedded in Snow SQL, or to Snowflake Scripting. The default option is Snowflake Scripting.

Reset Settings: The reset settings option appears on every page. If you've made changes, you can reset SnowConvert to its original default settings.