The SQL style guide by Simon Holywell provides guidelines for consistent and descriptive SQL coding practices. It emphasizes using standard SQL functions for portability, avoiding redundant code, and including comments where necessary. Unique suggestions include using uniform suffixes for column names and proper indentation for query syntax. The guide is more succinct than Joe Celko’s book, making it easier to include in project documentation. However, it is more opinionated in some areas. Users can suggest changes on GitHub, and the guide is licensed under Creative Commons. Overall, the guide aims to help teams adopt a cohesive SQL coding style.
https://www.sqlstyle.guide/