Data analysts speak SQL. How can they understand themselfs? Ev | Big Data Science

Data analysts speak SQL. How can they understand themselfs?
Every analyst knows 5 rules of SQL query formatting to make them easy to read:
• Place Key Words (SELECT, FROM and WHERE) On New Lines
• List Column Names after SELECT On New Lines
• Indent Sub-Elements On New Line
• Add Subquery Parenthesis On Their Own Lines
• Place Case Statement Conditions On New Lines
However, not all analysts apply these rules in practice. Of course, specialized IDEs take on formatting functions, for example, Visual Studio Code has built-in document formatting capabilities, as well as the ability to connect external extensions such as SQLTools or SqlBeautifier. If you need to read a very big SQL- query from colleagues, presented in the form of flat text, use online formatters to convert the text of the SQL query to a readable form:
• https://codebeautify.org/sqlformatter
• https://www.freeformatter.com/sql-formatter.html
• https://sqlformat.org/