Naming conventions to store automation testing scripts

Hi,
Can anyone provide the solution for Naming conventions to store automation testing scripts in oracle application testing suite?
Regards,
Sairam

Hi Sairam
There are no naming conventions you can call them anything you like.
Regards
Alex

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