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Sharing some naming conventions is a key factory in efficient team collaboration. This rule checks that all constraint names match a provided regular expression.
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== Noncompliant Code Example
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With <code>format_primary_key</code> set to "pk_[a-z]++ " and <code>format_foreign_key</code> to "fk_[a-z]++ ".
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CREATE TABLE employee(
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first_name VARCHAR2(42),
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last_name VARCHAR2(42)
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department_id INTEGER CONSTRAINT department_fk REFERENCES department,
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CONSTRAINT fullname_pk PRIMARY KEY (first_name, last_name);
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);
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== Compliant Solution
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CREATE TABLE employee(
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first_name VARCHAR2(42),
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last_name VARCHAR2(42)
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department_id INTEGER CONSTRAINT fk_department REFERENCES department,
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CONSTRAINT pk_fullname PRIMARY KEY (first_name, last_name);
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);
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