Subject | OT: SQL/PSQL Coding Style/Formatting |
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Author | Christian Gütter |
Post date | 2005-04-06T15:02:55Z |
Hi,
I am looking for a SQL coding style guide that could be used to unify
the coding style for a project.
As you all know, every programmer has a different coding style and
will even fight to death to defend it ;-)
I am not looking for the ultimate solution, but for a (well-respected)
document that a group of programmers can use as a common standard.
It should deal with the use of indentations and line breaks, the
position of parentheses and all this stuff. A example of such a
document for Delphi would be the Object Pascal Style Guide on the BDN
website (http://bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,10280,00.html).
Of course one could develop an own set of rules, but this takes a lot
of time and a lot of arguments.
So does anybody of you know a web page or a book where this topic is
discussed?
Thanks in advance for your answers,
Christian
I am looking for a SQL coding style guide that could be used to unify
the coding style for a project.
As you all know, every programmer has a different coding style and
will even fight to death to defend it ;-)
I am not looking for the ultimate solution, but for a (well-respected)
document that a group of programmers can use as a common standard.
It should deal with the use of indentations and line breaks, the
position of parentheses and all this stuff. A example of such a
document for Delphi would be the Object Pascal Style Guide on the BDN
website (http://bdn.borland.com/article/0,1410,10280,00.html).
Of course one could develop an own set of rules, but this takes a lot
of time and a lot of arguments.
So does anybody of you know a web page or a book where this topic is
discussed?
Thanks in advance for your answers,
Christian