Andrea,

>
> I like delimited identifiers because I'm used to the Pascal case
> notation when I work on the business tier (Java, C#, C++...) and I do
> not really like to use underscores... even if it is quite standard for
> database designers. But that's obviously a problem of personal taste.

You can use CamelCase in identifiers without double quotes, as long as
you don't try to differentiate between camelCase and CamelCase - two
names differing only in case usage. The underscores are an ancient DEC
usage - hardly part of the database culture at all.

>

Regards,


Ann