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re: Creating Dummy Data

giniedpooh — Thu, 08 Jan 2009 08:28:58 GMT

wow that's a lot of money... 14 million wasted???

Testing a system is a process, a procedure.. there's unit testing done by the Developers and there's also tests done by QA or Test Analysts (3rd party people not involved in the dev team) who will review the Software Requirement System. Then if errors or problems were encountered it will be logged for dev team to fix. Test Analyst think about scenarios... the what ifffssss??? to be able to know if the system will run well upon deployment... because still there's User's Acceptance Test.. then it will be up to them if the deployment is a success. Job well done is not over yet because sometimes clients still ask for support :-)

re: Excel to SQL Server using TSQL

keithrull — Wed, 22 Nov 2006 22:23:21 GMT

Nice clintz!

re: Tip for faster T-SQL coding

clintz — Fri, 29 Sep 2006 03:28:28 GMT

thanks guys..

wow, I don't know about that ALT+F1.. i'll use that one and have another slot for some shortcut scripts..

Red Gate's SQL Prompt is cool though and it's free but it consumes a lot of memory.. :)

re: Tip for faster T-SQL coding

dehran ph — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 21:44:28 GMT

I use SqlAssists, an indespensible T-SQL Intellisense tool. Right on my VS IDE ;).

Nice post, i'll try this one!

re: Tip for faster T-SQL coding

bonskijr — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 14:07:30 GMT

nice tip

when it comes to column listing, I use the default ALT+F1 highlighting the table.. or all objects by pressing the same w/o the highlight

* it seems that customise editor has a character limit w/c is why I couldn't try out the first one(ie:CTRL+1)

re: Creating Dummy Data

trashVin — Thu, 31 Aug 2006 07:30:38 GMT

im just curious how your company reacted to the 14million waste....