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I always used spacing for that. I find that it's easier (for me) to keep case changes to a minimum. I prefer writing statements in this fashion:
select col, col2, col3 from table join table_2 on table_2.col = table.col where table.col2 = 'value' and table.col3 > other_value;
This way I always have my actions on the left and my columns, values, expressions on the right.
But that's just me, possibly. I find it neat and clean and easier to focus on instead of case changes confusing my attention.
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I always used spacing for that. I find that it's easier (for me) to keep case changes to a minimum.
I prefer writing statements in this fashion:
This way I always have my actions on the left and my columns, values, expressions on the right.
But that's just me, possibly. I find it neat and clean and easier to focus on instead of case changes confusing my attention.