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Daily Archives: October 2, 2014
Testing your API
I think learning to better test our software, including the database objects, is one of the ways in which we’ll build better software applications in the future. Testing is a complex subject, but this is part of a series that … Continue reading
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Tagged software development, syndicated, T-SQL, tsqlt
The Final Service Packs
There was an announcement recently that Service Pack 3 for SQL Server 2008 R2 was released. This is the final SP for that version and is mostly a rollup of all the previous cumulative updates (CU), though there are a couple additional … Continue reading
