Why care about descriptive names?

[Lutoslaw]

dbo.tlgn
dbo.tlnc
dbo.tlgp
dbo.tlgpu
dbo.tlgq
dbo.tlgt
dbo.tlgtu
dbo.tlgv
dbo.zm_hlav
dbo.zm_prieb
dbo.zmkv
dbo.zmnor
dbo.zmskc
dbo.zmsvc
dbo.zoz_hlav
dbo.ztlgn
dbo.ztlgnc
dbo.ztlgp
dbo.ztlgpu
dbo.ztlgq
dbo.ztlgt
dbo.ztlgtu
dbo.ztlgv
dbo.zvnor

Don't let me get into database field names... Oh, just some of them:

par1
par2
par3
par4
par5
par6
par7
par8
par9
cpar1
cpar2
cpar3
cpar4
cpar5
cpar6
cpar7
cpar8
cpar9

:java::java::java::java:

Greetings - Jacek

[Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter]

It is in Polish!!!

I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is (V).

[Lutoslaw]

Uhm, WHAT is in polish? "zm_prieb"? These "names" are meaningless abbreviations of names in polish. No docs of course...

Greetings - Jacek

[Argonia]

Jacek Gajek wrote:

cpar1 cpar2 cpar3 cpar4 cpar5 cpar6 cpar7 cpar8 cpar9

I am pretty sure they switched the positions of 2 of the letters :laugh:

Microsoft ... the only place where VARIANT_TRUE != true

[Nicholas Marty]

That's called obfuscation!!! :laugh:

[phil o]

How dare you blame someone because you don't know what a ztlgpu is? ;P

No memory stick has been harmed during establishment of this signature.

[Lutoslaw]

Actually I know what is it, but telling it would require some inappropriate words.

Greetings - Jacek

[michaelbarb]

I had a boss once that did not believe in comments. He felt names should be descriptive enough that you should be able to read the program and not need them. Who ever wrote this would find all their personal belongings in a brown card board box the next day.

So many years of programming I have forgotten more languages than I know.