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Showing posts with label defensive programming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label defensive programming. Show all posts
16 May 2026

🤖〽️Prompt Engineering: Copilot Unabridged (Part 190: How Invisible Prompt Injection Could Be a Good Thing for AI)

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  Prompt Engineering Series Prompt: "...
13 August 2017

#️⃣Software Engineering: SQL Reloaded (Patt II: Who Messed with My Data?)

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Introduction " Errors, like straws, upon the surface flow; He who would search for pearls must dive below." (John Dryden)  Life of...
14 December 2010

💎🏭SQL Reloaded: Pulling the Strings of SQL Server III: (Concatenation)

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Typically, a database in general, and a table in particular, that follows the normalization rules, is designed to have the columns contain t...
11 December 2010

💎🏭SQL Reloaded: Pulling the Strings of SQL Server II (Creation and Selection)

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It doesn’t make sense to talk about the creation of string data types without talking about their “selection” as people typically want to se...
07 December 2010

💎SQL Reloaded: Pulling the Strings of SQL Server I 7- Introduction

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    The (character) string or simply the character data type , how is named by the MSDN documentation, is one of the primary data types ava...
16 March 2010

🔏MS Office: Excel for SQL Developers IV (Differences Between Two Datasets)

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    One of the tasks which appears from time to time on my table is to determine the differences between two datasets coming from different ...
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