Unit Test Repository Problems

Ciao,
This is related to SQL Developer 3.0 Unit Test feature. Is it possible to have many shared repository in a single DB instance? How to prevent the users to delete the testcases written by another user in a shared repository?
Regards,
Bala

Hi, it is possible:
create the two roles
UT_REPO_USER
UT_REPO_ADMINISTRATOR
Extract the file dbtools\unit_test\repository\create10.sql from the jar oracle.sqldeveloper.unit_test.jar
Run the create10.sql script
HTH
Oliver

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Hi Sai Vineeth,
First of all, I appreciate your elaborate way of framing the question. That itself helps others to comment.
On the first two questions, I am sure you'll be able to follow the answers provided and take care of your concerns.
On your question 3), an additional piece of information that should bring smile to you
Whether the Test is to happen in DEV or QAS or whatever 'System Role' is dependent on the Test Plan.
So, if you have two distinct Test Plans, one for Unit Tests and the other for Integration Tests, which should be the case, as usual, you can certainly point the System Role to DEV or QAS as required.
Feel free to pose any other query as well.
Best regards,
Srini

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Hi sinistral -
Instructions for setting up a unit test repository in a (dba friendly ;) ) locked down environment are in {message:id=3985967}
+That link points directly to the message for minimum permissions set up. Alternatively, A few messages back is one with info on how a dba can set up the roles/permissions as SQL Developer would so you don't get asked for sysdba info and can use the shared repository feature. {message:id=3985438}+
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