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Stew Stryker
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Alex,
I've been building what I'd call "test suites" on a project for the past week. That is, I create a test set, add multiple calls to test scripts, some of which use the same scripts with different parameters. I tell it to execute and it runs each enabled test script and shows me which ones don't pass.
If that's different from what you're asking for, what are you trying to do?
Good luck,
Stew
I've been building what I'd call "test suites" on a project for the past week. That is, I create a test set, add multiple calls to test scripts, some of which use the same scripts with different parameters. I tell it to execute and it runs each enabled test script and shows me which ones don't pass.
If that's different from what you're asking for, what are you trying to do?
Good luck,
Stew
i thought the test-set is only for one testscript, where you can implement different testcases for one function,
and one testscript is one call of a function
so if i want to test all my functions i have to make several test-sets
i imagine the test suite that unites all test-sets, so i can test all my funcion by calling one test-suite
and one testscript is one call of a function
so if i want to test all my functions i have to make several test-sets
i imagine the test suite that unites all test-sets, so i can test all my funcion by calling one test-suite
Alex,
That's not the case. You can have multiple test scripts in a test set.
In the Definition part of the test set, you can choose a different test script. First create a new test with the new icon on the upper right. Then, in the lower definition section, click on the file folder icon on the right of the "Test Script" line to choose a different one.
I temporarily make all of my functions and procedures public in a package I want to test. I make a test script for each of them and store them in a common file folder. Then I call each of them multiple times with different parameters in a test set.
That's not the case. You can have multiple test scripts in a test set.
In the Definition part of the test set, you can choose a different test script. First create a new test with the new icon on the upper right. Then, in the lower definition section, click on the file folder icon on the right of the "Test Script" line to choose a different one.
I temporarily make all of my functions and procedures public in a package I want to test. I make a test script for each of them and store them in a common file folder. Then I call each of them multiple times with different parameters in a test set.
I'm not sure what you mean by dynamic parameters, so maybe an example would help me. Personally, I've always used fixed values in the parameters section. As far as I know, you can't enter them interactively when the test set is run, or use values from a prior test script, but I haven't tried.
I'm not sure if this helps, but maybe - The test script is a block of PL/SQL code so we can be creative. There have been times that I've gotten values from the database and used that for a variable instead of using the variable in the test script. I have also verified the results of a function using SQL and then setting a variable to a value if it passed the test and another if it didn't.
I'm not sure if this helps, but maybe - The test script is a block of PL/SQL code so we can be creative. There have been times that I've gotten values from the database and used that for a variable instead of using the variable in the test script. I have also verified the results of a function using SQL and then setting a variable to a value if it passed the test and another if it didn't.
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