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A T-SQL Code Testing Guide
Do we need a guide for code like this one? The piece linked is from a programmer at Google who gives some code review items that should be tested for. I’m wondering we we might want to have something similar for T-SQL … Continue reading
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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Get Testing with tSQLt
tSQLt is a testing framework that is designed to help you write repeatable, isolated tests against your database code. In this session we will briefly examine the goals of testing, where it can be used in an automated deployment pipeline, … Continue reading
DevConnections–Continuous Integration for Databases
Thanks to everyone that attended my Continuous Integration for Databases talk today. I’ve included download links to the deck here if you’re interested. Slides: CI for Databases.pptx I’d also recommend that you check out a few other resources if you … Continue reading
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