Database Mashable Name Changes

The changes to names in database mashables include:

Table, view and column names in the mashable use mixed cases, commonly called camel case. Table and view names start with an initial capital letter and capitalize the initial letter of all subsequent words. All other characters become lowercase.

The first word of column names is all lowercase and subsequent words use an initial capital letter with lowercase.

Periods used between packages and stored procedure names, in Oracle databases, are removed.

Underscores (_) and spaces are removed from all names.

The letter N is prepended to table, view or stored procedure names that begin with numbers. The letter n is prepended to column names that begin with numbers.

The letter a is prepended to column names that are reserved words in Java.

Operation names for stored procedures are in the form executeStored-procedure-name-in-camel-case.

If any removal or substitution results in duplicate names in a mashable, an index number is added to the new name to ensure uniqueness.

Overloaded names, such as stored procedure names or operations with multiple signatures, have an index number added to ensure uniqueness.

For example:

For	Database SQL Name	Mashable Name
Tables or Views	EMPLOYEES	Employees
	lowercasename	LowercaseName
	AUDIT_LOG	AuditLog
	15CASES	N15Cases
Columns	JOB_ID	jobId
	3ANSWERS	n3Answers
	class	aClass
Stored Procedures	abc.SomeProcedure	executeAbcSomeProcedure
Stored Procedures	AnotherProcedure(string) AnotherProcedure(string, string) AnotherProcedure(string, number)	executeAnotherProcedure executeAnotherProcedure0 executeAnotherProcedure1