public void DeleteMethodOK()
{
clsItemCollection AllItems = new clsItemCollection();
clsStock TestItem = new clsStock();
Int32 PrimaryKey = 0;
//set properties
TestItem.ItemID = 20; //This will only work once because it adds the test item to the list meaning there is now a duplicate, so change this value each time or remove it from the database
TestItem.Available = true;
TestItem.ItemName = "DeleteTestItem";
TestItem.ItemType = "Monitor";
TestItem.StockQuantity = 10;
TestItem.Price = 10.00;
TestItem.Supplier = "KappaInc";
TestItem.NextRestock = DateTime.Now.Date.AddDays(1);
//set ThisItem to the test data
AllItems.ThisItem = TestItem;
//add the record
PrimaryKey = AllItems.Add();
//set the primary key of the test data
TestItem.ItemID = PrimaryKey;
//find the record
AllItems.ThisItem.Find(PrimaryKey);
//delete the record
AllItems.Delete();
//Test to see if the item is there (It shouldnt be)
Assert.IsFalse(AllItems.ThisItem.Find(PrimaryKey));
}
protected void btnYes_Click1(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//create a new instance of the item list
clsItemCollection ItemList = new clsItemCollection();
//find the record to delete
ItemList.ThisItem.Find(ItemID);
//delete the record
ItemList.Delete();
//redirect back to the main page
Response.Redirect("StockList.aspx");
}