The module SQL::Statement can parse and process SQL code: 
   require SQL::Statement;

    # Create a parser
    my($parser) = SQL::Parser->new('Ansi');

    # Parse an SQL statement
    $@ = '';
    my ($stmt) = eval {
        SQL::Statement->new("SELECT id, name FROM foo WHERE id > 1",
                            $parser);
    };
    if ($@) {
        die "Cannot parse statement: $@";
    }
    # Likewise, query the tables being used in the statement:
    my $numTables = $stmt->tables();   # Scalar context
    my @tables = $stmt->tables();      # Array context
    # @tables now contains SQL::Statement::Table instances

# etc...

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In reply to Re: SQL pretty printer? by kvale
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