I'm with Mike, don't do much for naming conventions. My temp tables start with "tmp", views start with simply a lower case "v". I have totally gotten away from underlines; now that we have small and upper case I find the underline too hard to type and think it makes reading a program much harder. The only kinda "new' thing that I do is a naming convention for forms that aren't really for data, but rather are for simply gathering data from the user in order to do a data search or print a report. I always name those forms with "Input" in the front. When I go down my list of forms, I know that forms beginning with Input don't have any real table data on them.
Karen In a message dated 2/20/2012 4:44:55 PM Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > I don't have much leanings toward table names, forms or reports > (excluding > temp versions of tables and views) inasmuch as their placement in code > can't be confused very easily. > > Temp tables I just prefix with a lower case "t" and temp views "tvw" > prefix. > > I like to camel hump the names of tables, views, forms, and reports for > readability (for me) and keep the RStyle.cas file up to date with any > newcomers.
