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Hi,

I am working on a Project that involves testing a Simple SQL Query like, SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE AND DELETE.

The VS 2010/ 2012 is the test environment. I know how to test a SP using MS unit Testing framework. But as per the requirement I need to test the above said SQL Commands / Queries as well without wrapping these statements in a SP.

Please help me.

Thanks,
Raghuveer

What I have tried:

Tried testing the SP using VS 2010

Posted 3-Apr-16 18:41pm

Raghuveer Kasyap

Updated 4-Apr-16 9:43am

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Tomas Takac 4-Apr-16 6:37am

Why do you need to test those simple queries? I'm just wondering what such a test is good for. In tests you usually focus on a piece of logic. What are you going to test here?

RickZeeland 4-Apr-16 6:55am

I don't see the problem, just wrap your queries in C# methods that return Boolean and then use these methods in your Unit testing. I use Nunit btw. but I don't think this makes much of a difference.

Sinisa Hajnal 4-Apr-16 8:01am

You test simple queries just as you test stored procedures. The only difference is that your queries are type text instead stored procedure.

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2016-04-04T09:43:00

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You might try TSQLT - THE DATABASE UNIT TESTING FRAMEWORK FOR SQL SERVER, which allows you to implement unit tests in T-SQL.
It is open source and you can find it here: tSQLt - Database Unit Testing for SQL Server[^]

Posted 4-Apr-16 9:43am

RickZeeland

Updated 4-Apr-16 9:44am

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