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rockmoose
SQL Natt Alfen
Sweden
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Posted - 08/25/2004 : 03:07:31
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originally posted by Kristen The name of my Foreign key would be FK_ACC_AR_INV_ACC_AR_CUST_ID - which is made up of the "nicknames" for the "Parent" table, the "Child" table, and the descriptive part of the child table's column name - where the FK is a multi-part key I use the first column name, and on the odd occassions where that is not unique I use a tie break.
The FK name looks hard to read, but given that we are dealing with the System/Subsystem/TableNickName names all the time it breaks into its parts, and we are obviously used to it.
Nah, doesn't look hard to read, crystal clear don't you think?
/rockmoose
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