Using the SQL tool, attribute names follow which format?

In SQL, when using the OutSystems platform, attribute names are enclosed in square brackets followed by a dot and then the attribute name itself. This format allows developers to refer to columns in a way that is both clear and unambiguous, particularly in cases where attribute names may include spaces or special characters.

Using this syntax ensures that the SQL engine correctly recognizes and interprets the specified attribute names. The dot notation is indicative of the relationship between tables or entities, allowing for easier navigation through data structures.

While other symbols like curly braces or parentheses might have specific functions in different programming environments or contexts, they do not apply to the standard naming conventions for attributes within SQL in OutSystems. Thus, the choice that follows the correct format of using square brackets with a dot for denoting attributes is accurate.