Add Maximum Line Length as a preference in Free-form SQL Formatting

The SQL Auto-formatter in Rational Developer formats long predicates with the end-of-line preference passed the savable source column length.
The SQL Formatter within ACS Run SQL Scripts allows you to specify a maximum line length. This same preference in Rational Developer would be beneficial.

The following free-form SQL formatting preferences are used for the scenario below:
Formatting = Checked
Indent = 2
One comma = End of line
On AND/OR keywords = End of line
Treat text beyond column 80 as SQL code to be formatted = Checked
Use the Enhanced SQL Formatter = Checked

Scenario - Consider the following generic SQL statement:
EXEC SQL
SELECT COLUMN1, COLUMN2, COLUMN3, COLUMN4
INTO :Data_Structure
FROM LIB.TABLE
WHERE COLUMN1 = :value1 AND COLUMN2 = :value2 AND COLUMN3 = :value3 AND COLUMN4 = :value4 AND COLUMN5 =
:value5 AND COLUMN6 = :value6
ORDER BY COLUMN1, COLUMN2, COLUMN3, COLUMN4
FOR READ ONLY;
A source file with a record length of 112 causes this SQL statement to be auto-formatted passed column 100 but columns 101 - 112 are reserved for the source date area.
Saving the source causes the longest SQL line to be cut off at column 100.
Using auto-format in this way forces you to then go back to each SQL line that is passed column 100 and manually add a new-line to compensate for the overflow.

The auto-formatting feature is very beneficial and used everyday. Adding a line length preference will allow the use of the end of line preference with long SQL lines.