Query naming conventions

Dan Waterloo

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How do you name your queries especially when you have several queries that operate in a chain?
 

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lisCustomers_a
lisCustomers_b
lisCustomers_c

or sometimes
lisCustomers_step_1
lisCustomers_step_2
lisCustomers_step_3
 
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I usually use a prefix like:

qry01-...
qry02-...
qry03-...
...
 
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