public void ParseDateStrings()
{
Assert.AreEqual(DbDate.MinValue, DbDateTime.ParseDate("0")); // 0 - gets minimum value
Assert.AreEqual(DbDate.MinValue, DbDateTime.ParseDate("1")); // 1 - gets minimum value
Assert.AreEqual(DbDate.MinValue, DbDateTime.ParseDate("423")); // dito
Assert.AreEqual(DbDate.MinValue, DbDateTime.ParseDate("10101")); // dito
Assert.AreEqual(10102, DbDateTime.ParseDate("10102").Ticks);
Assert.AreEqual(19660630, DbDateTime.ParseDate("19660630").Ticks); //
Assert.AreEqual(770401, DbDateTime.ParseDate("770401").Ticks); // April fool at 77 a.D.
var dbTime = DbDateTime.ParseDate("19660630");
Assert.AreEqual(1966, dbTime.Year);
Assert.AreEqual(6, dbTime.Month);
Assert.AreEqual(30, dbTime.Day);
dbTime = DbDateTime.ParseDate("770401");
Assert.AreEqual(77, dbTime.Year);
Assert.AreEqual(4, dbTime.Month);
Assert.AreEqual(1, dbTime.Day);
}
public void ParseDateStringsValidDateLeapYearDayInput()
{
Assert.AreEqual(new DbDate(2000, 2, 29), DbDateTime.ParseDate("20000229")); // Feb., 29th 2000 !!!
}
public void ParseDateStringsInvalidDateLeapYearDayInputShouldFail()
{
DbDateTime.ParseDate("20010229"); // Feb., 29th 2001 ???
}
public void ParseDateStringsInvalidDateNumberInputShouldFail()
{
DbDateTime.ParseDate("19994523"); // 45 months
}
public void ParseDateStringsNegativeNumberInputShouldFail()
{
DbDateTime.ParseDate("-123");
}
public void ParseDateStringsAlphaNumericInputShouldFail()
{
DbDateTime.ParseDate("hä?");
}
public void ParseDateStringsSpacesShouldFail()
{
DbDateTime.ParseDate(" ");
}
