Presentation Materials: TDD – Thwarting Database Defects
Abstract
It’s bad enough to spend hours finding and fixing database defects, explaining to the rest of the team what went wrong and trying to clean up the mess. It’s even worse when a defect causes the end-user to make a bad decision. Database defects are far too costly and most testing practices do not adequately detect or prevent them. This presentation introduces tSQLt, a framework for automated database unit testing. You’ll learn techniques to write SQL code that is resilient to defects and is easier to change and maintain.
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- tSQLt Website: http://tSQLt.org
- tSQLt Mailing List: tsqlt@googlegroups.com
- TestDrivenDatabases Website: http://www.testdrivendatabases.com/
- sqlity.net Website: http://sqlity.net
- Curiously Correct Website: http://curiouslycorrect.com
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