I don't know if I should be very irritated or what. I single handedly built over 300 queries for a large database, and developed a naming convention so I could find them later. No one else in my office even knows how to build a query, but I came in yesterday to find that all of them had been renamed. I am now having a very hard time finding things, and I am trying to figure out what to do.I spoke with the person responsible, and she just downplayed the whole thing. She said she renamed them so she can find them more easily. Unfortunately, I am the only one who knows how to build, edit, and maintain them, and the only reason she needed to find them was to test the queries. The new naming convention doesn't make sense at all, and I feel like we have taken a backwards step in the development process. What I'm trying to figure out is:1) Am I overreacting?2) What is the best way to handle this? I hate to mention this to my boss, but after speaking with my co-worker yesterday, I can already tell she feels like she did nothing wrong.
Co-worker renamed all of my queries
database;sql;access
Not really - that's an incredibly disrespectful thing to do.You've talked to her and we haven't, but it seems like you would be within your rights to restore the previous naming conventions from a backup or revert them if they are in a source control.  DO notify your boss and coworker if you do this, and provide your reason (You can't maintain your own work).  The last thing you want to is get into a back and forth over this though so handle it as the situation seems to warrent, but it should at least be documented in case it becomes part of a pattern of disrespect.