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Transact-SQL Design Issues

When you analyze the Transact-SQL code in your database project, one or more warnings might be categorized as design issues. You should address design issues to avoid the following situations:

  • Subsequent changes to your database might break applications that depend on it.

  • The code might not produce the expected result.

  • The code might break if you run it with future releases of SQL Server.

In general, you should not suppress a design issue because it might break your application, either now or in the future.

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Visual Studio Premium identifies the following design issues: