>Hi, Everybody!
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>I have always worked with VFP native data, and I'm used to use VFP naming conventions on table fields. Now, I'm beginning to work with SQL Server. Well, my doubt is: What is the better thing: use VFP naming conventions on SQL Tables, or use SQL Conventions?
In our case, we follow database specific naming conventions. I mean, there are field type differences and so it is chaotic on our part if we mix the two. Same case also with programming tools. Our naming conventions in VB is different from VFP. I know it's somewhat inconvenient at first, but we should adapt into it to easily distinguish which is which???
>By the way: is there any SQL conventions?
There is, but there is no standards I guess.
JESS S. BANAGA
Project Leader - SDD division
...shifting from VFP to C#.Net
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