5. The Table Naming Dilemma: Singular vs. Plural Names
   When designing database schemas in SQL or SQL Server, a common question arises: should table names be singular or plural? This is a matter of convention and preference
6. PostgreSQL Naming Conventions Explained
   Characters: Names can only consist of letters (a-z), numbers (0-9), and underscores (_).Starting: The name must begin with a letter or underscore
7. Naming Conventions: The Key to Maintaining Order in Your Stored Procedures
   Strive for names that clearly communicate the purpose of the stored procedure.Avoid abbreviations or acronyms unless they are universally understood within your team
8. Striking the Balance: Clarity vs. Conciseness in Naming Database ID Columns
   There are two main approaches to naming ID columns:Simple: Using just "ID" for all tables.Descriptive: Prefixing "ID" with the table name (e.g., customer_id
9. Naming Your Foreign Keys Right: Clarity and Consistency for Better Databases
   However, if the foreign key is simply named "id" or something generic, it becomes difficult to understand which table it refers to