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There is no right or wrong way, however, there are some fairly common naming conventions and these are the ones I try to stick to. Objects should be named in the singular rather than plural; Customer, Item, Vendor, Sales Order, instead of 'Customers', 'Items', etc. CamelCaps naming with no spaces or punctuation except underscore; 'SalesOrderHeader' instead of 'SALES_ORDER_HEADER'. And please - NEVER use spaces - and I am looking at you, the Microsoft Navision development team! Use the name to group related objects together; 'CustomerMaster', 'CustomerAddress', 'CustomerStatistics'. Not strictly necessary but many developers like prefixing views with 'v' or 'v_' to denote that the object is a view and not a table; 'v_CustomerLimits', for example. In the same way, many like prefixing their trigger names with the actions of the trigger, so 'tIU_Customer_CreditCheck' would be an INSERT,UPDATE trigger on the Customer table - it saves having to check the code to see what conditions the trigger fires on. Column names should not include the table name other than for key columns. On a customer table, for example, the telephone number and balance columns should be 'Telephone' and 'Balance', not 'CustomerTelephone' and CustomerBalance', whilst columns that will be used in foreign key references should include the table; 'CustomerCode' not just 'Code'. Where a column has a foreign key reference to another table, it should use the same name as the target column. If the customer table has a sales rep code that links to a reps table, then the column in both should be 'RepCode', the customer one shouldn't be 'CustomerRepCode'.