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Can anyone reckommend a PL/SQL style guide?
a client of mine is about to start a large PL/SQL development task, and they need to have common look and feel to everyone's effort. we fully expect to write the majority of this document, but it would be nice to have a significant
starting place. Can anyone reckommend something?
Thanks, George
starting place. Can anyone reckommend something?
Thanks, George
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Thank you both for the suggestions, but neither of these comments really scratches the surface of what I need... I read the appropriate chapters of both the "best practices" and "plsql programming" by Fuerestein - which give's me a starting point, but there are many more things to address -
when to use exceptions vs in-line error checking?
when to use packages vs independent procedures?
when to use functions vs procedures?
how to reference objects in other schemas?
when to allow (or not) JAVA extensions?
as well as general nomenclature, whitespace and
indenting questions.
It is beginning to seem like I will have to write the
vast majority of this document - which shagrins me as
I do not consider myself to be up to date with the technology, let alone accounting for coming enhancements :-(
Your help is appreciated.
when to use exceptions vs in-line error checking?
when to use packages vs independent procedures?
when to use functions vs procedures?
how to reference objects in other schemas?
when to allow (or not) JAVA extensions?
as well as general nomenclature, whitespace and
indenting questions.
It is beginning to seem like I will have to write the
vast majority of this document - which shagrins me as
I do not consider myself to be up to date with the technology, let alone accounting for coming enhancements :-(
Your help is appreciated.
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pennnn's answer is a good place to start
Visit http://www.orafaq.com/faqplsql.htm