SQLCover v 0.2 - Bug fixes and Azure V12 Support
I have released a new version of SQLCover which is a code coverage tool for T-SQL (let’s you identify where...
2016-05-05
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Ed Elliott's Sql Developer Blog
SQLCover v 0.2 - Bug fixes and Azure V12 Support
I have released a new version of SQLCover which is a code coverage tool for T-SQL (let's you identify where you need to focus when writing tests).
This includes a...
2016-05-05
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Where do you put your business logic? In stored procedures?
There seems to be two trains of thought and I think this is mainly down to who and where your...
2016-05-13 (first published: 2016-05-05)
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Where do you put your business logic? In stored procedures?
There seems to be two trains of thought and I think this is mainly down to who and where your...
2016-05-05
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Where do you put your business logic? In stored procedures?
There seems to be two trains of thought and I think this is mainly down to who and where your...
2016-05-05
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Where do you put your business logic? In stored procedures?
There seems to be two trains of thought and I think this is mainly down to who and where your developers are. The first is that a stored procedure...
2016-05-05
11 reads
How do you audit automatically generated sql deployment scripts?
I saw recently an email where someone stated that the reason that they manually create deployment scripts is that because...
2016-05-03
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How do you audit automatically generated sql deployment scripts?
I saw recently an email where someone stated that the reason that they manually create deployment scripts is that because...
2016-05-03
53 reads
How do you audit automatically generated sql deployment scripts?
I saw recently an email where someone stated that the reason that they manually create deployment scripts is that because...
2016-05-03
51 reads
How do you audit automatically generated sql deployment scripts?
I saw recently an email where someone stated that the reason that they manually create deployment scripts is that because of the restirctions put on them by the requirements...
2016-05-03
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QUOTENAME Behavior
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QUOTENAME Behavior
I use QUOTENAME() like this in code?
DECLARE @s VARCHAR(20) = 'Steve Jones' SELECT QUOTENAME(@s, '>')What is returned? See possible answers