CREATE PROCEDURE [CustOrderHist.Tests].[test Should Return Correct Quantity For Customer And Product] AS BEGIN -- Arrange -- Fake data insert statements moved to Setup stored procedure CREATE TABLE #Results (ProductName NVARCHAR(80), QuantityINT) -- Act INSERT INTO #Results EXEC dbo.CustOrderHist 'ABCDE' -- Assert DECLARE @Total INT SELECT @Total = QuantityFROM #Results WHERE ProductName = 'First Product' EXEC tSQLt.AssertEquals 513, @Total END CREATE PROCEDURE [CustOrderHist.Tests].[test Should Return Nothing For Customer With No Orders] AS BEGIN -- Arrange CREATE TABLE #Results (ProductName NVARCHAR(80), QuantityINT) -- Act INSERT INTO #Results EXEC dbo.CustOrderHist 'FGHIJ' -- Assert DECLARE @RowCount INT SELECT @RowCount = COUNT(*) FROM #Results EXECtSQLt.AssertEquals 0, @RowCount END
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Friday, September 4, 2015
Unit Testing in SQL Server (Part 2a)
I mentioned in a previous post that I had written a bunch of tests to fully test the CustOrderHist stored procedure included in the Northwind database. It turns out there were only two more. Here they are:
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