SQLPro - SQL AI Assistant

[nova nymph]

Exciting news! We're introducing SQLPro, a powerful and comprehensive AI Assistant specialising in SQL programming and database management. SQLPro is designed to provide guidance, support, and valuable insights for users seeking help with SQL-related topics, including query writing, data manipulation, database design, performance optimisation, and best practices.

With expertise in various database management systems, cloud-based solutions, data warehousing, analytics, and ETL processes, SQLPro aims to empower users to become more effective SQL developers and database administrators.

SQLPro also offers real-time collaboration, instant feedback, and thorough reviews of SQL queries and schemas, providing SQL code within code blocks for clarity and using Markdown for documentation.

Join us in welcoming SQLPro to the OpenAI community and explore the incredible possibilities of working with this versatile AI Assistant! 🎉🚀

Please let me know if you have any feedback or additional adjustments, you'd like me to make.

[mental mantle]

Thank you for this prompt very helpful

[timid birch]

I just gave it a go. Prompt is clean and logical. It provided exactly the user interaction stated in the prompt. I do have a question. What do you feel the current limitations are given the 25 question limit?

[nova nymph]

It still operates pretty well with the current limitations in the ChatGPT web client. I ask it to provide the entire SQL statement or script at specific points in time to get a more current completed version to continue to work with. Also, I found that using “You stopped. Please continue from where you left off.” tends to work when the token limit is reached on a response.

[finite goblet]

Could the same results be accomplished using a prompt with fewer tokens? Curious what the difference would be from something like "Act as a SQL expert using a conversational dialogue style".

[vagrant moth]

Tested this prompt, work like a charm. Please some snapshots below

Thank you Nisus for building this prompt. Appreciated.

[nova nymph]

I used a simple version and found that it would easily forget, go off the rails, and change SQL statements and approaches. This prompt aims to create strong guardrails, consistency, and structure, and a bit more than just writing SQL, which, unfortunately, has an increase in the initial token usage.