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Daily Archives: September 1, 2015
Better Test Data Domains with SQL Data Generator
This is a series on SQL Data Generator, covering some interesting scenarios I’ve run into. If you’ve never tried it, SQL Data Generator is a part of the SQL Toolbelt. Give it a try today with an evaluation today. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Blog
Tagged Data Generator, Redgate, software development, syndicated, testing
Software Estimates
We really stink at estimating the amount of time that we’ll spend on building software. However I’m not sure that we’re much worse off than many professions. If you ask a doctor how long it takes to get better, do … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged software development
