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Readability of procedure with naming convention.

Hi,

I have a procedure like this

CREATE PROCEDURE get_employee_details(employeerid INT)
BEGIN
select * from employee_master
where employee_id = employeerid;
END;
Here i can distinguish variables in procedure and database objects.
So it gives me poor readability.

Is there any standard way of naming convention applied to variables so that i will be able to understand variables declared within procedure and database objects.
Sep 7 '07 #1
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Hi,

I have a procedure like this



Here i can distinguish variables in procedure and database objects.
So it gives me poor readability.

Is there any standard way of naming convention applied to variables so that i will be able to understand variables declared within procedure and database objects.
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Keep this discussion in this thread that you started yesterday.
Sep 7 '07 #2

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