public void CreateIndexesAliasNameTest(string indexName, SearchCategory searchCategory, string expected)
{
var _sut = new IndexNameCreator();
var actual = _sut.CreateIndexesAliasName(indexName, searchCategory);
Assert.AreEqual(actual, expected);
}
public void CreateNewIndexNameTest()
{
var _sut = new IndexNameCreator();
var actual = _sut.CreateNewIndexName("local_das_support", SearchCategory.User);
var expected = $"local_das_support-user_{DateTime.UtcNow.ToString("yyyyMMddHHmmss").ToLower()}";
Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
}
private static IndexAnnotation CreateIndexAnnotation(string tableName, string propertyName, int count)
{
var indexName = IndexNameCreator.CreateName(tableName, propertyName);
// If there are two Indicies on the same property, the count is added.
// In SQLite an Index name must be global unique.
// To be honest, it should never happen. But because its possible by using the API, it should be covered.
if (count > 0)
{
indexName = String.Format(CultureInfo.InvariantCulture, "{0}_{1}", indexName, count);
}
var indexAttribute = new IndexAttribute(indexName);
return(new IndexAnnotation(indexAttribute));
}
public void CreateIndexName()
{
string result = IndexNameCreator.CreateIndexName("MyTable", "MyProperty");
Assert.AreEqual("\"IX_MyTable_MyProperty\"", result);
}
public void CreateIndexNameEscaped()
{
string result = IndexNameCreator.CreateName("\"base.MyTable\"", "MyProperty");
Assert.AreEqual("\"IX_base.MyTable_MyProperty\"", result);
}
private string GetIndexName(IndexAttribute index, EdmProperty property)
{
return(index.Name == null?IndexNameCreator.CreateName(entitySet.ElementType.GetTableName(), property.Name) : NameCreator.EscapeName(index.Name));
}
