we do it. Some people use transactions to do a similar
>>>> thing but you can’t test transactional code by doing that.
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>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Regards,
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>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Greg
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Subject: Re: Unit testing question and stored procedures
So let me unders
So let me understand this. I believe what you are doing is having a
database snapshot (or testing database) that you can continuously revert to
its initial state, then you run the stored proc via nunit, then in the init
for the next test, revert back to the initial state and run that test,
etc. I
I should have added that the dac framework stuff had testing but has now
removed it.
Some use TSQLUnit but I’ve not found it any more useful and NUnit fits well
with other testing.
Regards,
Greg
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Hi Tony,
I’d still just use something like NUnit, along with all the other tests in your
.NET code. Just put a wrapper calling them. Makes it easy to integrate with
other tests.
One thing that I often do as well, is to have a wrapper that uses database
snapshots, to get the test DB back into e
