Next, you must add the SQL code specifically for a stored procedure, and it must look similar to the first example above. You see, if the stored procedure is to receive parameters, add the ...

The .NET execution engine protects SQL Server's internal buffers from executing code, and extensive enhancements to the hosting control APIs in the execution engine prohibit exceptional ...

However a project with significant logic housed in SQL Server stored procedures or other database code like triggers/functions creates severe constraints to writing unit level tests, especially if ...