PERSONALLY, I DON’T LIKE MY SQL YELLING AT ME. IT REMINDS ME OF BASIC OR COBOL.
So I prefer my T-SQL lowercase with database object names MixedCase.
It is much easier to read, and literals and comments stand out.
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