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Do you know of any good (and if possible free) tool for SQL Server 2005/2008 development like there is Code Analysis and ReSharper for .NET development?
I know these are completely different programming styles (unfortunately, since I wish today’s SQL syntax was like that of most modern language and not just a set of “extensions” on a poorly-designed, old syntax), but anyway some tools like those would definately come in handy.
I thought Visual Studio team edition for database professionals, “Data Dude”, or whatever it is called these days had a static code analysis portion, and I am fairly certain the next version (Denali / Juneau) will as well. Of course this is not free. I don’t know of any others off-hand, but for such a niche market I would suggest that either it is important to you or it isn’t; if you try to focus just on free solutions, you may come up empty-handed or at least short-handed.