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object naming conventions

From: Martin Doering <doeringm_at_gmx.de>
Date: Tue, 01 Jul 2003 10:49:41 +0200
Message-ID: <o4i2gvk757b7dgtco1atimsq0jqr14rj6h@4ax.com>


Hi, all!

Till now we let tables for different applications start with a specific two character shortcut. So we do not run into the above problem. But some applications are not written by ourselfes. This day is the one I waited for: The first time we now have to schemas which need a public synonym of the same name. Ok, I will find a way...

...but here a question about a naming convention for objects in general comes up.

Does it make sense to let tables, sequences, ... start with an object type specific shortcut, like T_*, S_*? Is this better, if you read statements to see, what really happens here, or is it not really helpful for anything? For my tools (Toad, EnterpriseManager, Oracletool) it does not make sense, because they all know/get the object types from the data dictionary.

How do you do handle this?

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Regards, Martin Doering
Received on Tue Jul 01 2003 - 03:49:41 CDT

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