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Naming conventions must be applied

Description

    The rule of "Naming conventions must be applied" in PL/SQL code means that all identifiers used in the code must follow a specific naming convention. This includes variables, constants, procedures, functions, packages, and other objects. The naming convention should be consistent across all code, and should be chosen to make the code easier to read and understand. For example, variables might be named using camel case, with the first letter of each word capitalized, and constants might be named using all uppercase letters. Following a naming convention makes it easier to read and understand the code, and helps to prevent errors.

Key Benefits

  • Ease of Maintenance: By following a naming convention, it becomes easier to maintain the code as it is easier to identify the purpose of a particular variable or function.
  • Ease of Debugging: By following a naming convention, it becomes easier to debug the code as it is easier to identify the purpose of a particular variable or function.
  • Ease of Understanding: By following a naming convention, it becomes easier to understand the code as it is easier to identify the purpose of a particular variable or function.
  • Reduced Errors: By following a naming convention, it reduces the chances of errors as it is easier to identify the purpose of a particular variable or function.

 

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