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Testing Sum By Month
I’ve been on a testing kick, trying to formalize the ad hoc queries I’ve run into something that’s easier to track. As a result, when I look to solve a problem, I’ve written a test to verify that what I … Continue reading
tSQLt – SQLCop – Checking Naming Conventions
I’ve been using tSQLt a bit to do some testing and one of the things I’ve tested is standards for code. I’ve been using a framework on top of tSQLt called SQLCop. These are a series of tests written to … Continue reading
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