> For example, I have preferred FirstName or even “[First Name]” instead of first_name in sql because lot of tooling uses these names to generate UX. those to

> For example, I have preferred FirstName or even “[First Name]” instead of first_name in sql because lot of tooling uses these names to generate UX. those tools are wrong (and I know roughly which ones those are). > Similarly using Person.PersonID instead of Person.ID gives consistency in diagrams and foreign key naming. it would be: person.id and the foreign key column that refers to it person_thing.person_id. This is much preferable to person.person_id and person_thing.person_person_id.