Good practice checklists
Use this checklist to demonstrate you follow our coding standards.
We cross-reference each checklist item to a relevant section in our standards and guides; Exceptions are noted where they may apply.
9.1 general good practice
| Item | Guide or standard | Exceptions | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | You avoid placing business logic in the database | ☐ | T-SQL coding standard, 7.1 | This is a general rule. But there may be times when there are good reasons not to follow it. |
| 2 | You follow the coding conventions described in this standard | ☐ | T-SQL coding standard, All | |
| 3 | You keep T-SQL scripts and database code in source control | ☐ | T-SQL coding standard, 7.3 | |
| 5 | You analyse T-SQL against Redgate code analysis rules | ☐ | T-SQL coding standard, 7.6 | |
| 6 | You format T-SQL using our common configuration settings | ☐ | T-SQL coding standard, 7.20 |