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Quick Tests–Function Returns
I ran across a neat piece of code recently from Gail Shaw. She answered a question on returning the base path from a path in a string. Meaning if I had this string: c:\Users\Sjones\Documents\text.txt I’d want to return this: c:\Users\Sjones\Documents … Continue reading
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Do You Have Scary Code?
I once worked in a company that had a VB6 application (this was a long time ago), which had been mainly written by three developers working at the company. Two of them left, but we still have one of the … Continue reading
Using Automated Tests to Raise Code Quality
Abstract Agile development practices can speed the development of applications and increase the rate at which you can deploy features for your customers. But unless you include a high level of test coverage in your code, these practices can also … Continue reading
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A tSQLt Mistake – Debugging a Test
While I was working on a test the other day, it kept failing. Not a big surprise, but I couldn’t figure out why. When I looked at tsqlt.testresults, I saw extra rows. Double rows in fact, and that threw me. … Continue reading
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