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This can depend on both your flavor of SQL and your personal preference - I've seen a number of schemes in use. For MySQL, the most common scheme I've seen used (and the scheme that my editor uses ...
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ArtOfCode
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2020-08-17T17:16:31Z (over 4 years ago)
This can depend on both your flavor of SQL and your personal preference - I've seen a number of schemes in use. For MySQL, the most common scheme I've seen used (and the scheme that my editor uses in autocomplete suggestions) is to abbreviate using the first letter of each word. In a table called `posts`, the alias is `p`; in a table called `post_history_tags`, the alias is `pht`. There's really no one universal convention: use whatever makes sense to you and the developers working on the same project.