Most of the programming I do is in Access. I like to use naming conventions for all my tables, queries, etc. I am now moving several databases to SQL Server. Does anyone know of a good resource for naming convetions in SQL Server. Website, book?
View 2 RepliesIn our database tables are generated like
EMP_MASTER
DEPT_MASTER
like that. when we generate classes from database the class names are looking like
EmpMaster
DeptMaster
but for my classes that Master suffix is not required.
please solve my problem.
Thanks and Regards,
guru
I'm coming from a MS Access background and so I'm very used to andcomfortable with the hungarian (Leszynski et al) naming conventions.However, I'm getting started into my first SQL Server Database andreally want to use the appropriate up to date standard namingconvention (ISO compliant).I think I have the general idea from raking though countlessconflicting sites and posts, but I'm a bit stuck on what to doregarding pk / fk namingFor example, in my MS Access world I would have two tables:tblOrders=======strOrderIDintCustomerIDdtOrderDate....tblCustomers==========intCustomerIDstrCustomerName....So what would the appropriate and most up-to-date and standard namingbe for SQL Server? My Guess:Orders=====Ord_Order_ID_PkOrd_Customer_ID_FkOrd_Order_Date....Customers========Cus_Customer_ID_PkCus_Customer_Name....How close (or far) am I from "Celko Proof" naming here?All help gratefully accepted!
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I am running SQL Server 2000 and have two different databases with different names on two different machines.
The servers (machines) are linked and I want to use a single set of stored procedures on both databases.
I want to know if and how I can use variables in the four naming conventions in a stored procedure. This way I do not have to write an if statement and rewrite the code for each database.
Example:
Select * from SERVER_A.DATABASE_1.dbo.CENSUS
Eventually, I want SERVER_A and DATABASE_1 to become the variables that will change depending on which database that is being requested.
Any help would be appreciated.
Hi,
Can someone give me a quick explanation of the naming conventions used in naming a procedure. I am referring to the way procedures are name for the system procedures. Most of them start as dbo.sp_xxx. I assume that sp stands for system procedure?
The reason I ask is that the company that I'm currently working on a project for has things like dbo.pv_xxx for parameterized for, dbo.up_xxx for udpating, dbo.d_xxx for deleting rows ...etc. The 'xxx' is a wildcard, those are not the actual names. The documentation they have is poor and I'm trying to figure out how/why they name their procedures the way they do.
Does it look like they are following industry conventions? Is the format for the name something like (schema).(return value)_(Action)(Name of Table), ie: dbo.up_AddUser?
Thank you.
Hi,
What are the naming conventions for Stored Procedures in Sql Server ??
Thanks,
Hello, I have 2 tables: Articles and Users. These 2 tables are related by AuthorId (FK) in Articles and UserId (PK) in Users. My question is: should the use the same name for the 2 keys, i.e., UserId? Or it is normal to use AuthorId in Articles table and UserId in Users table. This makes more sense. Just a naming question. Thanks, Miguel
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This does not work and gives me that "unreconized function GeekASPNET.Split
I am using SQL Server 7 w/ SP2. This may seem silly, but I'm trying to re-name a DTS local package -- so far without success. Surely there's a way to do this. Also, where is DTS info stored? That is, how does SQL Server store package names and other details? Thanks!
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Dianne
Hi all,
I wanted to ask for the naming conventions in SQL SERVER.as in case of pl/sql server we have ..name_of_package.name_of_procedure thats how we call the procedures i.e. owner of schema then name of package n then procedure name.....i want to ask you all how is it done in SQL SERVER..please try to reply as soon as possible,
i will b waiting for the replies,
regards
Would like to know what naming convention you folks use.
What I need specifically is column naming conventions.
For instance, I have a table called 'lst_as400_srvr'. We could go with the vigorous:
CREATE TABLE lst_as400_srvr
(
as400_srvr_idintNOT NULLIDENTITY,
as400_srvr_namevarchar(128)NOT NULL,
as400_srvr_is_activebitNOT NULLDEFAULT 1
)
Or, I could loosen the rules a bit and go with:
CREATE TABLE lst_as400_srvr
(
idintNOT NULLIDENTITY,
namevarchar(128)NOT NULL,
is_activebitNOT NULLDEFAULT 1
)
I would lean towards the vigorous because it would be very obvious what data is being referenced by the name. In the loosened version, I could very easily have many tables with a 'id' column or a 'is_active' column.
Inversely, I would lean towards the loosened version because the names are a lot shorter and, thus, easier / faster to type.
I figure, if I'm going to learn a new standard, now's a good time to do so.
So, thoughts? Appreciate the help folks. :)
I'm creating a new database for an application that I wish to sell in the future. When we sell it the client will have the option to host is or have us host it. I want to create a name for the database that doesn't describe what the product is. I also want to be able to create new databases if we host it and those names be of a similar convention or subject. I was thinking each would be a Greek god, galaxy names or something along those lines. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Ryan
When I schedule a DTS package as a Job and then look in the job step detail I am presented with the following line.
DTSRun /~Z0x3A2210EB05CE1F9968C82E............etc
This number means nothing to me and I presume it might be encoded or encrypted.
If I wanted to be sure that this code actually relates to the correct DTS package how can I check.
Is there a specific table that will hold that code that will relate it to the DTS package??
Cheers
Tom
I use data driven subscriptiosn to deliver the same report to 6 different customers. But each customer can see only his data. Reports are saved in a shared folder in xl version. Reports are saved like report_1,report_2 etc. Is there anyother way to name these reports without letting customer to change the name?
Thanks
Sorry if this seems trivial, but is it allowed to add hyphens in a physical server name?
eg: PC-01
Will this cause any errors (when connecting, etc)
Thanx.
Is there any standard naming convention for SQL Server that microsoft suggest it?
the same as naming guidlines in MSDN for designing libararies in .Net Framework.
I have to build a table Physicalcharacterics in sql.
Convention for naming a table
Would I name this table in sql server
tbl_User_PhysicalCharacterics.
My main parent table is tbl_User.
Is that too long of a name.
We have two tables. Users and Projects and there is a many-to-many relationship.Ex. A user can be assigned into multiple projects.For the relationship table, should the table name be UserProjects or ProjectUsers?Also should it be singular or plural? (ex. UsersProjects or ProjectsUsers)?
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Does anyone know if it is possible to create dynamically named tables from within a stored procedure? The goal is to append a unique identifier on the end of an otherwise static table name to allow for multiple incarnations of the table to exist concurrently while not interfering with each other. For example, we would like to create and use a temp table that is suffixed with a login name to or a timestamp to make it unique.
Is this possible?
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SQL Server 2005 cluster. Active-Active. We want to create two instances. The two nodes are named:
mike-940-01
mike-940-02
I read somewhere that there can only be ONE default instance in a 2005 cluster. So I interpret that as meaning that I can only have one instance named after a virtual server (example: mike-940-03) and the other instance has to be a slashed instance (example: mike-940-03/instance1). But what if I create another virtual server (example: mike-940-04). Can I install a default instance in that server? Can someone help me clarify this?
Also, if I'm using all slashed instance names, then what does it choose as the base name before the slash? In other words, what decides which virtual server name is used? Is it the management node? Is it one of the nodes?
My objective is to keep consistency in the naming on the cluster. If I have to use slashed instances, then I want all sql server instances to have a slash.
Sorry about the confusing explanation, but that's probably a symptom of MY confusion.
Thanks!
I'd like to name an output field based on the result of a subquery look up. This is the idea:
select colname1 as (select name from tableofnames where nameid=1)
..but that doesn't work. What would?
I have several calcuatled columns in a table (see below) that I have been work with. First can I assign a proper naming decision to the columns? How can I reference these columns in other tables?
For example how can I assign names to the columns listed below?
select date, ((abc * .05)+ efgh * .05), (((efgh * .475) + (abc * .475) + (123gross * .05)))
from table
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how can i find the servername and sharefolder on my computer to access a file?
for the server name i used the ip aand sharefolder i used computer description.
i think its not right cause its not working.
Is there a good way to name tables that are used as lookup tables? If you have a table for movies and you think that a movie can be in more than one genre. Then you will have tables like the following.
a table for movies, table 1
id name ...
1 Scarface
a table for the movie genres, table 2
id name ...
1 action
2 mafia
a table that links the genres to the movies, table 3
id table 1 id table 2 id
1 1 1
2 1 2
Table 1 is no problem. I name it movie.
Table 2 is the genres. I name it movie_genres.
Table 3 specifies the genres for a specific movie so I name it movie_genres. Duh, already taken.
This is just an example and perhaps not the best. What should I call my to genre tables?
Hi,I am learning Ms Sql and I found that a lot of the tables I am finding( in different tutorials ) are using special names for their columnnames such like au_username, au_salery ...Is the any naming convention for column names, or just at all is thereany reason for naming the table columns in specific way.Thanks in advance.
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