The function "Check Naming Conventions" can be found in analysis reports:

You can use this function to define naming conventions for each entity type. It's possible to analyze then whether the system entities correspond to the naming conventions.

Before starting the report you have to define the allowed technical names for each entity type.
After selecting an entity type from the drop-down list, the max. allowed number of signs is shown in a text box.
You can overrule the SAP standard length by setting a different value.

The sample below shows naming conventions for InfoCubes.

Standard Rule

The example shows 3 different rules that are automatically combined with OR statements when starting the analysis.
So only InfoCubes that do not fit any of the 3 rules will be listed in the result list.

Expert Rule

Alternatively, or in addition, extended rules can be provided which offer the possibility to permit several alternative values within one single rule - e. g. MM, CO, or FI as the third and fourth place.
A semicolon separates the places, with a comma you can separate different permissible values or value combinations of each other.
The place holder for figures is the character '#', the place holder for a letter is '@'.

The following extended rule corresponds to three rules of the above example:

Use '**' to fill the remaining digits with a placeholder (example Y;** ).
You can also use **(<place of the character>) to define up to which position the placeholder should apply.

In the example below, the placeholder is valid up to the seventh digit.
The eighth digit should have an S and the last ninth digit a number (example Y;**(7);S;# )

The standard rule and the expert rule can be combined with each other and are also tied together with an OR-condition.
Then in the result list, only InfoCubes that corresponds to none of the rules are indicated.