How to debug a stored procedure in your Sql Server 2005

Posted by: Wortzels blog, on 30 Sep 2007 | View original | Bookmarked: 0 time(s)

In my company there is a sophisticate logic layer in Sql Server DB. In order to write tests that will check this code we need to write some T-SQL code. The test methods including a serious of initialization script before and after each one of them. Im going to share you with a very helpful way to debuging this important code by using SQLCLR abilities.The first thing we should do is to open a new Sql Database Project. Create a new SQL Server Project, by adding a new project and selecting SQL Server...

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