Re: Using all uppercase for SQL

[Arjan Hoornstra <ahoor@YAHOO.COM>]

This is not true, if Sybase is configured
case-sensitive (default) you have to use the case the
tables and columns are created in. And most dba's will
do this in lowercase (although of course it depends on
personal taste).


--- geetha kethireddy <kgreddy@YAHOO.COM> wrote:
> If I understand correctly, it has nothing to do with
> efficiency. It makes the programs cross database
> compatible. All the SQL Table names, Aliases and
> field
> names should be uppercase for case sensitive
> databses
> like MS SQL-Server and Sybase.
>
> I have experienced this personally.
>
> --- Tom Dommermuth <tdommer@PRINCETON.EDU> wrote:
> > Someone told me that we should type all of our SQL
> > code in SQRs in
> > uppercase so that the SQL commands are processed
> > more efficiently.
> > Anyone heard of this?
>
>
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