I need to show my users some sql statements so they can visual inspect them. Maybe they will copy the statements to SSMS for further checking. Anyway, I want to use the SQLTextEditor and would like to format/beautify the SQL before showing it my user. 

I thought I had it working but including the TOP keywords creates the error: "Invalid \"SELECT\" statement.\nUnexpected token \"100\" at line 1, pos 12."

How can I make this work? Here is my code:

internal void FormatSQL2()
 {
 string sqlformatted = "";

 SQLFormattingOptions formattingoptions = new SQLFormattingOptions();
 formattingoptions.KeywordFormat = KeywordFormat.UpperCase;
 formattingoptions.DynamicIndents = false;
 GenericSyntaxProvider syn = new GenericSyntaxProvider();

 try
 {
 ActiveQueryBuilder.View.WinForms.QueryBuilder qb = new ActiveQueryBuilder.View.WinForms.QueryBuilder();
 qb.SyntaxProvider = syn;
 qb.SQLFormattingOptions = formattingoptions;

 //qb.SQL = "SELECT LOC_ID FROM TABLEX WHERE ID = 100"; //works
 qb.SQL = "SELECT TOP 100 LOC_ID FROM TABLEX WHERE ID = 100"; //does not work...causes error

 sqlformatted = qb.FormattedSQL;

 sqlTextEditor1.Text = sqlformatted;
 
 }
 catch (Exception ex)
 {
 ErrorTools.ShowMessageAndLogError(ex);
 }
 }