//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void shouldCreateGeneralIndex()
public virtual void ShouldCreateGeneralIndex()
{
// GIVEN
IndexDescriptor descriptor = ForLabel(LABEL_ID, PROPERTY_ID_1);
StoreIndexDescriptor indexRule = descriptor.WithId(RULE_ID);
// THEN
assertThat(indexRule.Id, equalTo(RULE_ID));
assertFalse(indexRule.CanSupportUniqueConstraint());
assertThat(indexRule.Schema(), equalTo(descriptor.Schema()));
assertThat(indexRule, equalTo(descriptor));
assertThat(indexRule.ProviderDescriptor(), equalTo(ProviderDescriptor));
assertException(indexRule.getOwningConstraint, typeof(System.InvalidOperationException));
assertException(() => indexRule.WithOwningConstraint(RULE_ID_2), typeof(System.InvalidOperationException));
}
//JAVA TO C# CONVERTER TODO TASK: Most Java annotations will not have direct .NET equivalent attributes:
//ORIGINAL LINE: @Test public void shouldCreateUniqueIndex()
public virtual void ShouldCreateUniqueIndex()
{
// GIVEN
IndexDescriptor descriptor = UniqueForLabel(LABEL_ID, PROPERTY_ID_1);
StoreIndexDescriptor indexRule = descriptor.WithId(RULE_ID);
// THEN
assertThat(indexRule.Id, equalTo(RULE_ID));
assertTrue(indexRule.CanSupportUniqueConstraint());
assertThat(indexRule.Schema(), equalTo(descriptor.Schema()));
assertThat(indexRule, equalTo(descriptor));
assertThat(indexRule.ProviderDescriptor(), equalTo(ProviderDescriptor));
assertThat(indexRule.OwningConstraint, equalTo(null));
StoreIndexDescriptor withConstraint = indexRule.WithOwningConstraint(RULE_ID_2);
assertThat(withConstraint.OwningConstraint, equalTo(RULE_ID_2));
assertThat(indexRule.OwningConstraint, equalTo(null)); // this is unchanged
}
