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Stress.testing.databases.................................................................................................. 132 Error.testing......................................................................................................................133 Essentials for Successful Database Testing .......................................................................133 The.right.attitude.............................................................................................................133 A.test.lab........................................................................................................................... 135 Source.control.................................................................................................................136 Database.schema.change.management...................................................................... 137 Semi-.or.fully-automated.deployment........................................................................ 138 A.testing.tool....................................................................................................................139 A.data.generation.tool....................................................................................................139 How to Test Databases ........................................................................................................ 141 Reverting.the.database.state......................................................................................... 141 Simplifying.unit.tests.....................................................................................................145 Testing.existing.databases.............................................................................................146 Unit Testing Examples: Testing Data and Schema Validity ..........................................148 Testing.the.database.interface......................................................................................148 Testing.the.database.schema.........................................................................................151 Testing.tables,.views,.and.UDFs...................................................................................156 Testing.stored.procedures............................................................................................ 160 Testing.authentication.and.authorization..................................................................163 Summary ................................................................................................................................166 Chapter 6: Reusing T-SQL Code ................................................. 167 The Dangers of Copy-and-Paste ........................................................................................168 How Reusing Code Improves its Robustness .................................................................. 173 Wrapping SELECTs in Views ............................................................................................. 177 Reusing Parameterized Queries: Stored Procedures versus Inline UDFs ...................178 Scalar UDFs and Performance ............................................................................................ 183 Multi-Statement Table-Valued UDFs ................................................................................188 Reusing Business Logic: Stored Procedure, Trigger, Constraint or Index? ................188 Use.constraints.where.possible....................................................................................189 Turn.to.triggers.when.constraints.are.not.practical................................................. 191 Unique.filtered.indexes.(SQL.Server.2008.only).......................................................196
Summary ................................................................................................................................196 Chapter 7: Maintaining a Code Library .......................................198 Coding for Reuse ..................................................................................................................199 Code.comments............................................................................................................. 199 Parameter.naming..........................................................................................................201 Unit.tests......................................................................................................................... 203 Storing Script Libraries ....................................................................................................... 204 Source.control................................................................................................................ 205 A.single.file.or.individual.files?..................................................................................... 205 Tools for Creating and Managing Code Libraries .......................................................... 206 SQL.Server.Management.Studio................................................................................. 207 Text.editors...................................................................................................................... 213 Wikis................................................................................................................................. 215 SQL.Prompt.....................................................................................................................219 Summary ................................................................................................................................224 Chapter 8: Exploring your Database Schema ............................225 Building a Snippet Library ..................................................................................................226 Interrogating Information Schema and Catalog Views .................................................227 Searching Structural Metadata in Schema-scoped Objects within a Database .........229 Tables.with.no.primary.keys........................................................................................ 230 Tables.with.no.referential.constraints......................................................................... 231 Tables.with.no.indexes...................................................................................................232 A.one-stop.view.of.your.table.structures.................................................................... 233 How.many.of.each.object…...........................................................................................236 Too.many.indexes…........................................................................................................237 Seeking.out.troublesome.triggers................................................................................238 What.objects.have.been.recently.modified?..............................................................240 Querying.the.documentation.in.extended.properties............................................ 242 Object.permissions.and.owners...................................................................................243 Searching All Your Databases .............................................................................................245 Investigating Foreign Key Relationships ......................................................................... 246 Interrogating Object Dependencies .................................................................................. 251
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