Empower Consistency: Enforce Pascal Case Naming Convention with T-SQL Policy
Introduction: In the realm of database design, consistency is the cornerstone of a well-organized and scalable database. One crucial aspect of consistency is adhering to a uniform naming convention. Pascal case, a popular naming convention, offers numerous benefits, and enforcing it with a T-SQL policy ensures a robust and maintainable database. In this post, we'll delve into the reasons behind Pascal case, its advantages, and provide a clear and powerful prompt to create a policy that ensures all object names are Pascal case upon creation. The Case for Pascal Case: Pascal case naming convention is a widely accepted standard in programming and database design. It's characterized by the first letter of each word being capitalized, including the first word. This convention makes code and database object names more readable and easier to understand. For example, "GetCustomerDetails" is more readable than "getCustomerDetails" or "getcustomerdetails". B
