PASS Community Summit 2008: Program Sessions (Application Development)

Time and again you hear people talk about how you should implement software using established patterns and best practices. Online forums, books, and conferences about .NET and SQL Server are filled with advice about how to do things correctly. But rarely do people focus on the other side of the equation: What are the potential pitfalls that exist, and how will you know when you've fallen into them? Software developers need to know more than just what they should do; knowing what not to do is half the battle. In this session you will learn how to make your SQL server prone to SQL Injection, how to use SQLCLR for all data access, how to use cursors instead of DML, exploit the Tumbling Data pattern, and so on. Come and learn what not to do -- and how to fix it -- from the masters of [anti]patterns and [mal]practices!

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