//Step 1: Start in SchemaCrudProposedTest. It is a series of proposed test methods (although not true crud).
// Manually build some functional C# code that will make changes to the db when called.
//Step 2: In FormUnitTests, check the radiobutton for "Test proposed crud". Click the Schema button.
// It then calls each of the methods in the proposed crud, making sure that they don't crash and that each method makes valid calls to db.
// There can still be errors if the crud queries don't crash, but still fail to perform the expected action.
// So the ending schema should be checked for expected indexes, triggers, etc.
// When the unit test Core Types button is clicked, some schema problems can be caught by failures at that point.
//Step 3: In the CrudGenerator project, run with the Schema box checked in order to generate SchemaCrudTest.
// SchemaCrudTest will not actually be used. It is simply to test the code generation ability.
//Step 4: In FormUnitTests, check the radiobutton for "Compare proposed to generated". Click the Schema button.
// It will compare SchemaCrudProposedTest to the generated SchemaCrudTest, and then notify the user whether they match or not.
// If they don't match, alter CrudGenerator in order to produce the exact code needed.
//Step 5: (Jordan only) Improve CrudGenerator to generate similar code on demand. This happens in three different situations:
// a. Code is generated for the unit testing above.
// b. Code is generated when a missing table or column is detected.
// c. Code is also generated from the CrudGenerator interface to be copied and pasted into the ConvertDatabases class.
// This can be done through the UI, or for more complex situations, by setting up some C# in CrudGenerator.
public static string TestProposedCrud(bool isOracle)
{
string retVal = "";
DatabaseTools.SetDbConnection("unittest", isOracle);
SchemaCrudProposedTest.AddTableTempcore();
SchemaCrudProposedTest.AddColumnEndClob();
SchemaCrudProposedTest.AddColumnEndInt();
SchemaCrudProposedTest.AddColumnEndTimeStamp();
SchemaCrudProposedTest.AddIndex();
SchemaCrudProposedTest.DropColumn();
retVal += "Proposed Crud passed test.\r\n";
return(retVal);
}
//Step 1: Start in SchemaCrudProposedTest. It is a series of proposed test methods (although not true crud).
// Manually build some functional C# code that will make changes to the db when called.
//Step 2: In FormUnitTests, check the radiobutton for "Test proposed crud". Click the Schema button.
// It then calls each of the methods in the proposed crud, making sure that they don't crash and that each method makes valid calls to db.
// There can still be errors if the crud queries don't crash, but still fail to perform the expected action.
// So the ending schema should be checked for expected indexes, triggers, etc.
// When the unit test Core Types button is clicked, some schema problems can be caught by failures at that point.
//Step 3: In the CrudGenerator project, run with the Schema box checked in order to generate SchemaCrudTest.
// SchemaCrudTest will not actually be used. It is simply to test the code generation ability.
//Step 4: In FormUnitTests, check the radiobutton for "Compare proposed to generated". Click the Schema button.
// It will compare SchemaCrudProposedTest to the generated SchemaCrudTest, and then notify the user whether they match or not.
// If they don't match, alter CrudGenerator in order to produce the exact code needed.
//Step 5: (Jordan only) Improve CrudGenerator to generate similar code on demand. This happens in three different situations:
// a. Code is generated for the unit testing above.
// b. Code is generated when a missing table or column is detected.
// c. Code is also generated from the CrudGenerator interface to be copied and pasted into the ConvertDatabases class.
// This can be done through the UI, or for more complex situations, by setting up some C# in CrudGenerator.
public static string TestProposedCrud(string serverAddr, string port, string userName, string password, bool isOracle)
{
string retVal = "";
UnitTestsCore.DatabaseTools.SetDbConnection("unittest", serverAddr, port, userName, password, isOracle);
SchemaCrudProposedTest.AddTableTempcore();
SchemaCrudProposedTest.AddColumnEndClob();
SchemaCrudProposedTest.AddColumnEndInt();
SchemaCrudProposedTest.AddColumnEndTimeStamp();
SchemaCrudProposedTest.AddIndex();
SchemaCrudProposedTest.DropColumn();
retVal += "Proposed Crud passed test.\r\n";
return(retVal);
}
