1) Execute the query in backend for cross checking of correct functionality if you have any SQL statements in ASP .NET page
2) Checking for all the specified columns presented in the table required for the particular screen ( Cross check the column names.table names that are existed in database or not)
3) If table having col1, col2 as NOT NULL then check whether you are passing all mandatory column data to table through application or not?
4) Cross verify the sizes of Column data types, sizes with application variables that are used in application
5) Some fields data can't have duplicates in the case of UNIQUE INDEX / UNIQUE Key constraint.. So check whether your application allows to enter duplicate values for that column.. In this case your SQL operation gets failed... Be aware of that constraints...
Ex: Assume that Name column in Student table is of length = [b]10[/b].
If Your application allows to enter [b]more than 10[/b] characters, then application throws error because of Database operation got failed...
6) if there is any check constraints to check special conditions in the database, the same must be in the application
7) Field-Level Checks are: NULL Check, Unique Check, field length check, default value check, date validations, range validations, numeric value check
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