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02.10.09 Developing And Utilizing SQL Naming Standards By Craig Borysowich The format for stored procedure names will be: Pwwddddd where: p the prefix indicating the type of SQL operation as shown below, must be in upper case. ww first two characters of the window name (the processing grouping), must be in lower case. ddddd 5 characters as determined by the developer, a meaningful description of the operation, must be in lower case. Table 9-1 - Stored Procedures Join the Mosso Hosting Cloud. Easy. Powerful. Scalable. Learn More SQL Script SQL scripts may be stored in multiple locations in the System Development Environment (SDE) hierarchy. The location of the SQL script in the hierarchy is indicative of its function. For example, SQL scripts associated with the methods author would be stored in the SQL subdirectory of the methods author directory. The format for SQL script filenames will be: uu...u.sql where: uu...u is a user defined object identifier, limited to 8 characters, may consist of multiple words separated by underscores. sql is the standard suffix. Continue reading this article. About the Author: Craig Borysowich has over 18 years of Technology Consulting experience with both public and private sector clients, including ten years in Project Leadership roles. His extensive background in working with large scale, high-profile systems integration and development projects that span throughout a customer’s organization allows him to help consulting organizations world-wide to deliver better quality projects more consistently.

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