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by WorldMaker
3517 days ago
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We've had great syntax highlighting tools for decades now, I'd much rather my tooling do it for me with subtle colorations than be forced to resort to COBOL SCREAMING. I've trended towards a preference to "sentence-cased" SQL where the first word in an SQL statement is Capitalized and everything else is lower-cased. Makes things read more like a narrative and is a nicer hint than trying to spot an optional semi-colon to determine if you've reached the end of a command yet (and helps in those times when you need to find a place where it turned out an optional semi-colon wasn't in fact optional). Select *
from table
where condition
order by fields
Insert into table
(...)
values
(...)
So far as I know I'm about the only person that likes sentence-casing SQL, but it helped me out quite a bit on some projects I worked on and it kept things readable. |
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