Where is SQL color coding in Dreamweaver?

I can't seem to find the SQL color coding in Dreamweaver
CS4... how can this be omitted from such a product? Is it staring
me in the face and I am just incredibly dull and can't find
it?

Alphom wrote:
> The idea that Dreamweaver doesn't include simple code
coloring for SQL files is ridiculous.
Dreamweaver's SQL creation handles very simple SQL pretty
easy, think SELECT * FROM or SELECT col1, col2, col3 WHERE id =
parameter. But beyond that, Dreamweaver just isn't the tool for
editing/creating SQL.
I can't think of the last time that I used Dreamweaver to
create SQL beyond the above. If I need something more complex, I'll
either enter it in myself into the SQL string in a recordset, or
use other SQL specific tools to create SQL such as Enterprise
Manger for SQL Server, or SQL Server Management Studio Express for
SQL Server 2005, or MySQL Control Center for MySQL, that sort of
thing. Not every tool can do everything, so I try to use the
appropriate tool for the appropriate task.
Now, that doesn't mean that I don't feel like it should allow
for a better application building experience within Dreamweaver. I
feel that there should be a full fledged query builder similar to
the query builder within Access that would allow for complex SQL
generation. But I've asked for that, and if you want it, or other
server/database related features, please do ask for it:
http://www.adobe.com/go/wish/
Danilo Celic
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