Data Naming Standards for the Natural Resource Sector 2025

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Naming conventions in data analytics are rules devised by data analysts to clearly identify and categorize the completion of events with your product or service. Naming conventions are critical to ensuring the consistency and accessibility of your data.
data name In data-processing languages, a symbolic name chosen by the programmer to identify a data object.
Naming rules for databases are as follows: Length must be between 3 and 63 characters. The first character of a name must be an ASCII alphabetic or numeric character. Support for database names starting with a numeric character is available from Neo4j 2025.01.
A data set name can be from one to a series of twenty-two joined name segments. Each name segment represents a level of qualification. For example, the data set name DEPT58. SMITH.
A good dataset naming convention helps you and your colleagues quickly understand what a Flow achieves. Ideally, dataset names should be readable, self-explanatory, and short. When creating a recipe, Dataiku creates a default output name by appending the name of the operation to the inputs name.

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Data set names consist of three qualifiers. The first qualifier of each data set name is your prefix as specified in your user profile. Sometimes your prefix is your user ID. The second qualifier of each data set name is your choice; it should be a meaningful name to you.
There are also a number of conventions which are enforced by the SQL engine. Though these vary somewhat between SQL flavors, SQL columns and table names should begin with a letter, not end in an underscore, and should contain only alphanumeric characters. Column and table names should not contain spaces.
The computer arranges files by name, character by character. Therefore, put the most important information first. If you anticipate wanting to find a file by date, then put the date first. The file name should be descriptive and provide just enough contextual information.

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