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Table Naming: Underscore vs Camelcase? namespaces? Singular vs Plural?

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07-20-2023, 05:23 AM
I've been reading a couple of questions/answers on StackOverflow trying to find the 'best', or should I say must accepted way, to name tables on a Database.

Most of the developers tend to name the tables depending on the language that requires the database (JAVA, .NET, PHP, etc). However I just feel this isn't right.

The way I've been naming tables till now is doing something like:

doctorsMain
doctorsProfiles
doctorsPatients
patientsMain
patientsProfiles
patientsAntecedents

The things I'm concerned are:

- Legibility
- Quick identifying of the module the table is from (doctors||patients)
- Easy to understand, to prevent confusions.

I would like to read any opinions regarding naming conventions.
Thank you.
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