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No. That's how you write sql within your organization. Also there are syntactic differences between SQL flavors ( postgres, mysql, mssql, oracle, etc ) that mak
by youpassbutter 8y ago
No. That's how you write sql within your organization. Also there are syntactic differences between SQL flavors ( postgres, mysql, mssql, oracle, etc ) that make a SQL standard unrealistic.
The only generic rule is "be consistent". Whatever convention/style you choose, it should be consistent.