sql-code-review

SQL code review identifies security flaws, performance bottlenecks, and maintainability problems using a prioritized checklist. It analyzes SQL injection risks, access control, index correctness, and query structure, providing actionable before and after remediation recommendations.

Checking SQL queries for anti-patterns involves a checklist-based analysis covering SQL injection prevention, data protection, and join correctness. The review outputs prioritized findings categorized by risk level, detailing location, performance impact, and remediation steps.

SQL review supports database-agnostic guidance with engine specifics for PostgreSQL, SQL Server, and Oracle. It verifies database portability and standards while applying dialect translation patterns to ensure compatibility across different database engines.

Protheus ADVPL SQL requires specific code review considerations including ChangeQuery usage and Protheus-specific access patterns. The review process integrates these requirements to ensure query maintainability and proper dialect translation within the Protheus environment.

Auditing SQL access control and data protection involves reviewing permissions and encryption within the SQL code. The review identifies missing access controls and data exposure risks, categorizing them as CRITICAL or HIGH priority issues requiring immediate remediation.