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Sometimes, either to reduce the amount of typing big table names or when joining a table to itself one will need to alias a table. Personally I find SQL statements with aliases harder to read and a...
#2: Post edited
by
Alexei
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2020-10-20T16:52:27Z (about 4 years ago)
- Sometimes, either to reduce the amount of typing big table names or when joining a table to itself one will need to alias a table. Personally I find SQL statements with aliases harder to read and avoid using them if possible.
Is there a naming convention for choosing the alias names for ease of comprehension?
- Sometimes, either to reduce the amount of typing big table names or when joining a table to itself one will need to alias a table. Personally I find SQL statements with aliases harder to read and avoid using them if possible.
- Is there a naming convention for choosing the alias names for ease of comprehension?
#1: Initial revision
by
Charlie Brumbaugh
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2020-08-17T04:04:29Z (over 4 years ago)
Is there a naming convention for table aliases?
Sometimes, either to reduce the amount of typing big table names or when joining a table to itself one will need to alias a table. Personally I find SQL statements with aliases harder to read and avoid using them if possible. Is there a naming convention for choosing the alias names for ease of comprehension?