Table of Contents
- Nomenclature: Use clear, consistent names for tables, views, indexes, and stored procedures.
- Notation: Format your code so it’s readable—consistent indentation, spacing, and casing.
- Structure: Organize scripts logically and keep related objects in separate folders.
- Simplicity: Write small, focused procedures and functions. Avoid unnecessary complexity.
- Specificity: Be explicit—include schemas, column names, and clear parameter usage.
- Holistic View: Understand your data ecosystem and avoid duplication.
- Optimization: Ensure queries run efficiently; prefer set-based operations over loops.
- Security: Protect against SQL injection and follow least-privilege principles.
- Testing: Validate your code with proper tests before deployment.