public void AzureSql_ExplicitResourceCleanup_Test()
{
// Create an entry point to all Azure functionality
var portal = new AzurePortal(DefaultSubscription);
var database = portal.Sql.CreateSqlDatabase("mytestdbx");
// check if database was created for server
Assert.IsFalse(string.IsNullOrEmpty(database.ConnectionString));
// It is important to call this method in the end of your test to clean up all Azure resources
// you have used explicitly or implicitly while using TestEasy API. TestEasy remembers all resources
// that were created and frees them. If we don't free resources subscription will reach it's limits soon,
// and tests will be blocked.
// Note: !!! it is recommended though to use "using" statement since it would call Dispose even in
// the case of exception, which would ensure all resources cleaned up.
portal.CleanupResources();
// check if server was deleted
Assert.IsFalse(database.Server.DatabaseExists(database));
}
public void AzureSql_ExplicitResourceCleanup_Test()
{
// Create an entry point to all Azure functionality
var portal = new AzurePortal(TestConstants.TestSubscription);
var database = portal.Sql.CreateSqlDatabase("mytestdbx");
// check if database was created for server
Assert.AreEqual(1, database.Server.Databases.Count());
Assert.IsFalse(string.IsNullOrEmpty(database.ConnectionString));
// It is important to call this method in the end of your test to clean up all Azure resources
// you have used explicitly or implicitly while using TestEasy API. TestEasy remembers all resources
// that were created and frees them. If we don't free resources subscription will reach it's limits soon,
// and tests will be blocked.
// Note: !!! it is recommended though to use "using" statement since it would call Dispose even in
// the case of exception, which would ensure all resources cleaned up.
portal.CleanupResources();
// check if server was deleted
Assert.IsFalse(database.Server.DatabaseExists(database));
}
