Larry Daugherty said:
Are you now going to jump in and object to every response with object
prefixes embedded?
Not at all. Just that if someone is going to start off designing a
system I wanted to point out some alternatives.
In this case,
it's far removed from the issue..
Sure but I reserve the right to comment as I fee like. said:
Shall we who embrace the Reddick naming convention jump on each of
your posts and make a big deal out of the fact that you *don't support
the most widely adopted naming convention for Access, VB and VBA*? We
would be equally justified. More so, I believe. The more widely
adopted the naming convention, the greater its value.
However I feel the naming conventions are a hindrance and are of very
little value. With the exception of VBA variables where I generally
do use them.
Too bad that your eagerness to refer to your own practices on your
site caused you to single out a post of Steve's. Others then piled
on. I don't know if you've been aware but his behavior has improved a
whole bunch over what it was in years past. He has been doing a lot
more responsible posting without the constant hustle of the unwary.
I hadn't even realized it was Steve Santos as it wasn't his usual
posting of paid help. I seldom read the names unless they stand out
and/or have last names I recognize as a regular.
Steve has been soliciting some lately though.
Tony
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