"David W. Fenton" wrote:

It seems to me that you make more problems for yourself than you
solve. To me, having to use brackets all the time is *much* worse of
a maintenance issue than translating the coder-friendly names into
human-friendly names.

Not at all. If it was a PITA putting in square brackets then I would
have noticed. It's not.

When I need an object name I go to the database container window,
pretend I'm going to rename the object and grab the name. I'm done.
What could be simpler?

Problem solved for both users and coders, and without needing to
maintain a translation table or extra properties -- all you'd need
to do is follow your naming conventions and camel case everything at
each word break.

But not worth it to me. My system works and it's no trouble at all.
You're trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist.

Tony
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