create-table

Best practices for database table creation include using lowercase with underscores for naming, enforcing mandatory primary and audit fields, and ensuring consistent schema design across projects to prevent drift.

You can enforce consistent database table creation standards by applying schema design rules during code reviews and governance workflows, ensuring required fields and naming conventions are met across all modules.

When creating a new database table, you should include mandatory fields such as id, lbl, create_time, update_time, and soft-delete flags, alongside optional system fields like tenant_id for organization context.

Yes, the schema design workflow supports multi-tenant database architectures by allowing you to declare optional tenant_id or organization fields during the table creation process to isolate data.

To audit schema changes for new tables during onboarding, validate the table definitions against established governance standards, checking for required audit fields and correct naming conventions before deployment.

Audit fields like create_time and update_time are needed in your database schema to track record lifecycle changes, support reliable data governance, and maintain consistent auditing standards across different projects.