反向观点:过度痴迷于正常化。

大多数SQL/ rbdb系统提供了许多非常有用的特性(事务、复制)，即使对于非标准化的数据也是如此。磁盘空间很便宜，有时操作/过滤/搜索获取的数据比编写1NF模式更简单(更容易的代码，更快的开发时间)，并处理其中的所有麻烦(复杂的连接，讨厌的子选择等)。

我发现过度标准化的系统通常是不成熟的优化，特别是在开发的早期阶段。

(再想想……http://writeonly.wordpress.com/2008/12/05/simple-object-db-using-json-and-python-sqlite/)

反向观点:过度痴迷于正常化。

大多数SQL/ rbdb系统提供了许多非常有用的特性(事务、复制)，即使对于非标准化的数据也是如此。磁盘空间很便宜，有时操作/过滤/搜索获取的数据比编写1NF模式更简单(更容易的代码，更快的开发时间)，并处理其中的所有麻烦(复杂的连接，讨厌的子选择等)。

我发现过度标准化的系统通常是不成熟的优化，特别是在开发的早期阶段。

(再想想……http://writeonly.wordpress.com/2008/12/05/simple-object-db-using-json-and-python-sqlite/)

没有使用With子句或适当的连接并依赖子查询。

反模式:

select 
 ...
from data
where RECORD.STATE IN (
          SELECT STATEID
            FROM STATE
           WHERE NAME IN
                    ('Published to test',
                     'Approved for public',
                     'Published to public',
                     'Archived'
                    ))

好: 我喜欢使用with子句使我的意图更易于阅读。

with valid_states as (
          SELECT STATEID
            FROM STATE
           WHERE NAME IN
                    ('Published to test',
                     'Approved for public',
                     'Published to public',
                     'Archived'
                    )
select  ... from data, valid_states
where data.state = valid_states.state

最好的:

select 
  ... 
from data join states using (state)
where 
states.state in  ('Published to test',
                     'Approved for public',
                     'Published to public',
                     'Archived'
                    )

同一查询中的相同子查询。

FROM TableA, TableB WHERE语法用于连接而不是FROM TableA内部连接TableB上 假设查询将以某种方式返回，而不放入ORDER BY子句，因为这是在查询工具中测试时显示的方式。

The Altered View - A view that is altered too often and without notice or reason. The change will either be noticed at the most inappropriate time or worse be wrong and never noticed. Maybe your application will break because someone thought of a better name for that column. As a rule views should extend the usefulness of base tables while maintaining a contract with consumers. Fix problems but don't add features or worse change behavior, for that create a new view. To mitigate do not share views with other projects and, use CTEs when platforms allow. If your shop has a DBA you probably can't change views but all your views will be outdated and or useless in that case. The !Paramed - Can a query have more than one purpose? Probably but the next person who reads it won't know until deep meditation. Even if you don't need them right now chances are you will, even if it's "just" to debug. Adding parameters lowers maintenance time and keep things DRY. If you have a where clause you should have parameters. The case for no CASE - SELECT CASE @problem WHEN 'Need to replace column A with this medium to large collection of strings hanging out in my code.' THEN 'Create a table for lookup and add to your from clause.' WHEN 'Scrubbing values in the result set based on some business rules.' THEN 'Fix the data in the database' WHEN 'Formating dates or numbers.' THEN 'Apply formating in the presentation layer.' WHEN 'Createing a cross tab' THEN 'Good, but in reporting you should probably be using cross tab, matrix or pivot templates' ELSE 'You probably found another case for no CASE but now I have to edit my code instead of enriching the data...' END