SQL Developer 3 EA1: Unit test

Hi,
I just started using the unit test frame work in SQL Developer 3 EA 1 and I need some help defining a test case involving parent - child tables that are manipulated using a plsql API. The API for the child table requires the key of a record in the parent table. The parent record, and its key, is created by a test case startup process. The key is retrieved using a dynamic value query in the test implementation. It appears the dynamic value query is executed before the test case startup processes have been executed. Is this expected behaviour? My expectation is the startup processes are executed before the dynamic values query.
Also, is it possible to use values from the startup processes as parameter values of the test case other than using a dynamic value query?
Test case summary:
2 Startup processes: The first deletes all data from parent and child tables. The second inserts in a record into the parent table.
Zero Teardown processes.
Test implementation: Dynamic value query that selects the key from the parent table and defines literals for the remaining parameters of the test case.
1 Process validation: Test whether a record has been inserted into the childe table with the expected values.
Thanks
Alistair

Hi Alistair -
We execute the dynamic query to control how many times the test (start up, test case, validation, tear down) cycle executes.
To get the behavior you want, put the test in a test suite and have the test suite start up do the table initialization for you.
Brian Jeffries
SQL Developer Team

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SQL Developer 2.1: Problem exporting and importing unit tests

Hi,
I have created several unit tests on functions that are within packages. I wanted to export these from one unit test repository into another repository on a different database. The export and import work fine, but when running the tests on the imported version, there are lots of ORA-06550 errors. When debugging this, the function name is missing in the call, i.e. it is attempting <SCHEMA>.<PACKAGE> (parameters) instead of <SCHEMA>.<PACKAGE>.<FUNCTION> (parameters).
Looking in the unit test repository itself, it appears that the OBJECT_CALL column in the UT_TEST table is null - if I populate this with the name of the function, then everything works fine. Therefore, this seems to be a bug with export and import, and it is not including this in the XML. The same problem happens whether I export a single unit test or a suite of tests. Can you please confirm whether this is a bug or whether I am doing something wrong?
Thanks,
Pierre.

Hi Pierre,
Thanks for pointing this out. Unfortunately, it is a bug on our side and you have found the (ugly) "work-around".
Bug 9236694 - 2.1: OTN: UT_TEST.OBJECT_CALL COLUMN NOT EXPORTED/IMPORTED
Brian Jeffries
SQL Developer Team

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It appears that the specify parameters window is blank for packaged functions which means the test call fails when run. Is this a grant or synonym issue ( or something similar ) or is there an issue with testing packages via the unit test interface of sql developer. Thanks in advance.

Seems that you cannot right click on the packaged schema object from the schema connection i.e. you have to create the test from the unit test tab and then choose the object type i.e select packages and then the packaged function or procedure. This method results in the Specify Parameters window having the correct signature displayed. Procedures or methods can be created via the unit test tab or the active connection tab.

SQL Developer Unit Testing - Validation with PL/SQL

Hi,
I am trying to create Unit tests using SQL Developer UT framework.
But when i am creating validation using User PL/SQL code option.
Then how can i check value returned by l_count in code snippet below:
-- Please raise an exception if the validation fails.
-- For example:
DECLARE
l_count NUMBER;
wrong_count EXCEPTION;
BEGIN
SELECT count(*) into l_count
FROM test_recon
WHERE
match_num = 99836936
AND Stg_status_flag <> 'E';
IF l_count = 0
THEN
RAISE wrong_count;
END IF;
END;
Also, can someone please refer me to few more demo examples (apart from oracle docs) to implement good test cases with SQL developer.
I appreciate your help.
Regards
Dipali

Probably not the answer you're looking for, but back when I was playing around with the Unit Test stuff, I didn't have sys privs, and the DBAs were a little busy at the time to set a up a repository for me. Rather than wait, I installed Oracle XE on my machine and created a small dev schema and deployed unit test to that. It's so much easier to perform quick proof of concepts when you have full control.

SQL Developer 3.0 Unit Test

Hi all,
I'm hoping that one of you very knowledgeable individuals may be able to assist me!
I'm an APEX developer, and I'm trying to make use of Hudson (www.hudson-ci.org) to automate my build process. I can successfully check files out of a source control repository and run them on my database, but I'm falling down when I try to use SQL Developer 3.0 from the command line to execute some unit tests.
My test environment is a Windows XP SP3 machine running an 11g DB, APEX 4.1 and SQL Developer 3.0. In SQL Developer, I've set up a connection called APPHOME and currently, my unit test repository is on the same connection. If I open a command prompt and execute:
C:\sqldeveloper\bin>ututil -run -suite -name TEST_PROCEDURE_SUITE -repo APPHOME -db APPHOME -log 1
It works fine. The suite of tests execute OK, I get UT_SUCCESS back and when I look in SQL Developer, the result is there.
However, if in a Hudson project I include an instruction that tries to fire exactly the same command, I get a response of: "Connection not found: APPHOME".
Do I need to do anything special to ensure that ututil will be able to see the connection? The only thing that I can think of is that when I execute ututil from the command line, it does so as the logged in user (me, and I'm the one who has created the connections in SQL Developer) whereas when its fired by Hudson, it is executing as some other user that doesn't have my connections?
Does anybody have any thoughts about this?
Thanks in advance!
Nick

Hi Nick,
I think your diagnosis is correct i.e. the connections are specific to your user. To resolve, you can try logging onto the Hudson server as the user that will run ututil, run up sqldeveloper client and import the connections into that user.
I hope this helps.
Philip Richens
SQLDEV Development Team

SQL Developer 3.0 Unit Testing

Hi folks,
Firstly, let me say thanks for all the hard work that has gone into the improvements made in SQL Developer 3.0. I've been trailing EA3 for the past few days, and am so far very impressed.
My development team are particularly interested in the improvements made to the Unit Test module. We have previously created a number of tests/test suites in 2.1, but when we select to connect to the old test case repository schema, 3.0 tells me that it can not find the repository. (Apologises, I do not have my development box in front of me, so I can't quote the exact message).
Is there anything I can do to get it to recognise the old repository? I'd prefer not to have to recreate all of our existing tests...
Thanks in advance,
Nick

Hi Mikka,
Only simple PL/SQL Records are currently supported i.e. those that do not contain repeating or optional components and where all the components are themselves supported. This restriction is in place due to the fact that we use JDBC as the parameter passing mechanism which does not directly support the PL/SQL Record type.
ANYTYPE and ANYDATA are not currently supported as they have a dynamic value type and therefore must be programmatically set. In the future, it may be possible to support these through the dynamic value and and validation features.
This will remain so for the final version.
Regards,
Richard

Unit Test in SQL Developer 2.1: Automated Builds

Hi,
I am interested to know if the new Unit Testing framework can be accessed via API so the test execution is initiated from automated build process.
Regards,
Vadim

I am having a problem with the unit testing command line.
I am attempting to run the unit testing using the command line interface.
I can connect to UNIT_TEST_REPOS schema in SQL developer.
I am successfully running units test and suites in SQL developer.
UNIT_TEST_REPOS, RCSV1 and DEVER users are granted on the UT_REPO_USER role and UNIT_TEST_REPOS and DEVER on the UT_REPO_ADMINISTRATOR.
The following commands result in an error box saying "No Repository was found on the selected connection, you need to create a repository." (The HELP button apparently does nothing. The OK button closes the box.)
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Unable to open repository
C:\Program Files\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin>UtUtil -run -test -name RCSV1_RCS_SECURITY.GET_LDAP_BASE -repo unit_test_repos -db dever
Unable to open repository
C:\Program Files\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin>UtUtil -run -test -name RCSV1_RCS_SECURITY.GET_LDAP_BASE -repo dever -db dever
Unable to open repository
I would guess that I am not supplying the correct connection info.
My last comment triggered an idea. It turns out that the connection names required are those connections named in SQL developer. In my case, they are not the same as the schema names. The following command worked as advertised.
C:\Program Files\sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\bin>UtUtil -run -test -name RCSV1_RCS_SECURITY.GET_LDAP_BASE -repo UNIT_TEST -db DeverLocal
The ANT target is
<target name="UnitTests">
<exec executable="cmd" dir="${sqldev.bin.dir}">
<arg value="/c"/>
<arg value="UtUtil -run -suite -name RCSV1 -repo UNIT_TEST -db DeverLocal"/>
</exec>
</target>
Regards,
Bill

Unit Test - Select current repository disabled in SQL Developer 4.0

Hi,
I am now using Oracle SQL Developer 4.0 and I want to use Unit Testing. However, when I go to Tools-> Unit Testing -> Select Current Repository, the option is disabled. However, it is working and active when using SQL Developer 3.0
Anyone faced the same problem??

I could finally solve it.
Go to the View -> Test Units
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I hope this help everybody here

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