Yesterday I delivered a session named "Develop T-SQL defensively" at East Iowa SQL Saturday. Thanks to those who attended,
and many thanks to Michelle Ufford, Chris Leonard, Ed Leighton-Dick, and other volunteers, who organized the event.
Here are the links with more information and more repro
scripts, more or less in the order following the order of the
presentation.
Basic Defensive Database Programming Techniques
Summarizing previous posts about defensive database programming
Happy programming!
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About Alexander Kuznetsov
Alex Kuznetsov has been working with object oriented languages, mostly C# and C++, as well as with databases for more than a decade. He has worked with Sybase, SQL Server, Oracle and DB2. He regularly blogs on sqlblog.com, mostly about database unit testing, defensive programming, and query optimization.
Alex has written a book entitled "Defensive Database Programming with Transact-SQL" and several articles on simple-talk.com and devx.com. Currently he works at DRW Trading Group in Chicago, where he leads a team of developers, practicing agile development, defensive programming, TDD, and database unit testing.