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TSQL Challenge 19 – Results of Tricky Testing

The tricky testing of TSQL Challenge 19 is completed and the result is published here. If your solution has failed and you would like to figure out why the solution failed, you can test them against the sandbox given here.


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# re: TSQL Challenge 19 – Results of Tricky Testing

Tuesday, April 20, 2010 9:23 AM by karinloos

I have a comment regarding the sandbox load testing.  

In this fixed tables are used when throughout previous testing table variables are used.  This would mean that for all solutions which all passed logic testing could not pass due to the fact that   table variables @emp and @ord are used.  Or are you going to be editing each solution to use fixed tables?

# re: TSQL Challenge 19 – Results of Tricky Testing

Tuesday, April 20, 2010 9:39 AM by JacobSebastian

@karinloos,

The sandbox is for you to test your solutions. The evaluation process does not use the sandbox. So it does not affect the evaluation.

rgds

Jacob

# re: TSQL Challenge 19 – Results of Tricky Testing

Tuesday, April 20, 2010 11:14 AM by karinloos

ah I see , ok ty

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