Re: Table name max length
Why do you feel the need to?
I've been working with databases for a couple of decades; I only hit limits on table name length regularly when working with [full-blown] Oracle (how they can still justify only 30 characters for a table name, I'll never know).
64 characters for a table name is quite a lot unless you're writing a small novel in each table name.
Show us some examples - I'm guessing we're going to see "qualifications" and "subsets" in there that really don't belong, e.g. years, months, complete dates, company names. None of that belongs in a table name.
Regards,
Phill W.
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Re: Table name max length
January 21, 2015 06:40AM
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