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Table of Contents Introduction .................................................................................. xiii Chapter 1: Writing Readable SQL ................................................. 16 Why Adopt a Standard? .........................................................................................................16 Object Naming Conventions ................................................................................................18 Tibbling...............................................................................................................................18 Pluralizing..........................................................................................................................19 Abbreviating.(or.abrvtng).................................................................................................19 [Escaping].......................................................................................................................... 20 Restricting..........................................................................................................................22 A.guide.to.sensible.object.names...................................................................................23 Code Layout ............................................................................................................................26 Line-breaks........................................................................................................................ 26 Indenting............................................................................................................................27 Formatting.lists.................................................................................................................27 Punctuation...................................................................................................................... 28 Capitalization................................................................................................................... 29 Getting.off.the.fence….................................................................................................... 30 Summary ..................................................................................................................................34 Chapter 2: Documenting your Database .....................................36 Why Bother to Document Databases? ................................................................................36 Where the Documentation Should Be Held ......................................................................37 What Should Be In the Documentation? ...........................................................................39 How Should the Documentation Be Published? ...............................................................39 What Standards Exist? .......................................................................................................... 40 XMLDOCS........................................................................................................................40 YAML.and.JSON.............................................................................................................. 44 How Headers are Stored in the Database .......................................................................... 46 Extended.properties........................................................................................................ 47 Get Information Out of Headers ......................................................................................... 51
Publishing the Documentation ............................................................................................ 55 Summary ..................................................................................................................................58 Chapter 3: Change Management and Source Control ................59 The Challenges of Team-based Development .................................................................. 60 Environments..........................................................................................................................61 Development.environments...........................................................................................63 Testing,.staging.and.production.environments...........................................................65 Source Control ....................................................................................................................... 69 Source.control.features................................................................................................... 70 Source.control.systems....................................................................................................72 Database.objects.in.source.control................................................................................75 Getting.your.database.objects.into.source.control.....................................................77 Managing.data.in.source.control................................................................................... 87 Summary ..................................................................................................................................93 Chapter 4: Managing Deployments ..............................................94 Deployment Schemes ........................................................................................................... 94 Visual.Studio.2010.Premium.tools................................................................................96 Red.Gate.SQL.Source.Control......................................................................................105 Automating Builds for Continuous Integration .............................................................. 114 What.is.continuous.integration?...................................................................................115 Example:.deploying.to.test............................................................................................ 116 Creating.test.data............................................................................................................ 118 Automation.with.MSBuild,.NAnt,.and.PowerShell.................................................. 118 Automation.with.CruiseControl.................................................................................. 123 Summary ................................................................................................................................ 125 Chapter 5: Testing Databases ..................................................... 126 Why Test a Database? .......................................................................................................... 127 Essential Types of Database Testing ................................................................................. 127 Black-box.and.white-box.testing..................................................................................128 Unit.testing......................................................................................................................130 Integration.and.acceptance.testing...............................................................................131
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