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Daily Archives: November 3, 2014
Setting Expectations–T-SQL Testing
I don’t know who started this pattern, as I’ve seen it in a few places. It could have been Sebastian Meine or Dennis Lloyd. Maybe it was Dave Green, who did the Pluralsight course on tSQLt. Not sure, but I … Continue reading
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