Developer tool

SQL Syntax Checker

Check Oracle, compatible Tibero SQL, PL/SQL, and other dialects.

Updated Sep 2026Browser-based processing
Check SQL syntax before running itSQL is checked in this browser, without uploading or saving it.
No database connection

Check Oracle SQL and PL/SQL blocks, procedures, functions, and packages. This does not compile code in a database.

230 / 100,000
Ctrl / ⌘ + Enter
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Choose a database and select Check syntax.

Fix the first reported issue, then check again.

Supports Oracle/PLSQL, Oracle-compatible Tibero syntax, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and SQL Server. Version-specific extensions and successful execution are not guaranteed. Named :binds need no values; render HQML/FreeMarker templates to SQL before checking. SQL is never executed.

Complete guide

How to use SQL Syntax Checker

When to use it

Check Oracle SQL/PLSQL, Oracle-compatible Tibero syntax, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, or SQL Server in your browser. Supports named binds, error line/column navigation, and formatting before checking.

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Three-step workflow

  1. 1

    Choose Oracle/PLSQL, Tibero (Oracle compatible), MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, or SQL Server.

  2. 2

    Paste SQL or PL/SQL and select Check syntax or press Ctrl/⌘ + Enter. Named binds such as :departmentId do not need values.

  3. 3

    Go to the first reported line/column, edit, and check again. SQL, PL/SQL/tbPSM examples and Format & check are also available.

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What to enter and check

Primary inputDatabase dialect and SQL/PLSQL

Choose Oracle/PLSQL, Tibero (Oracle compatible), MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, or SQL Server.

Settings and optionsChoose the right conditions

Check up to 100,000 characters. Finish a PL/SQL block with END; and place an optional script separator / on its own line. Semicolons inside blocks do not split the script into separate units. Editing input or switching databases clears results; running checks can be cancelled.

Result to reviewSyntax result and error location

Checks Oracle SQL/PLSQL and Oracle-compatible Tibero SQL/tbPSM grammar. Database compilation, declared variables, types, tables, columns, function arguments, and permissions are not verified. Check Tibero-specific features and database-version extensions separately. Render HQML/FreeMarker templates to SQL first; SQL*Plus/tbSQL client commands are outside this checker’s scope.

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Practical example

Oracle and Tibero modes can check SELECT NVL(name, 'Unknown') FROM employees WHERE department_id = :departmentId; . Leaving WHERE department_id = ; reports an issue. DECLARE v_count NUMBER := 0; BEGIN v_count := v_count + 1; END; is parsed as one PL/SQL block.

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How to read the result

Checks Oracle SQL/PLSQL and Oracle-compatible Tibero SQL/tbPSM grammar. Database compilation, declared variables, types, tables, columns, function arguments, and permissions are not verified. Check Tibero-specific features and database-version extensions separately. Render HQML/FreeMarker templates to SQL first; SQL*Plus/tbSQL client commands are outside this checker’s scope.

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Before you use the result

  • SQL is never uploaded, saved, or executed, and no database connection is made.
  • Tibero uses Oracle-compatible grammar. Database compilation, types, and permissions are not verified. Render HQML templates to SQL first.
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Frequently asked questions

How should I read the SQL Syntax Checker result?+

Checks Oracle SQL/PLSQL and Oracle-compatible Tibero SQL/tbPSM grammar. Database compilation, declared variables, types, tables, columns, function arguments, and permissions are not verified. Check Tibero-specific features and database-version extensions separately. Render HQML/FreeMarker templates to SQL first; SQL*Plus/tbSQL client commands are outside this checker’s scope.

What should I check for a more accurate SQL Syntax Checker result?+

Check up to 100,000 characters. Finish a PL/SQL block with END; and place an optional script separator / on its own line. Semicolons inside blocks do not split the script into separate units. Editing input or switching databases clears results; running checks can be cancelled. SQL is never uploaded, saved, or executed, and no database connection is made.

Is my input uploaded or stored?+

No. This tool processes input in your current browser, and Baro Tool does not store the source content or result on its server.