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test (utPLSQL)
- Jack Reynebeau
- Karl Henselin
Executes individual utPLSQL test packages using the test operation.
Environment/Instance Properties
Property Name | Property Code | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| utPLSQL Database User | FDUTPLSQL_DB_USER | Yes | User used to connect to the associated database. |
| utPLSQL Database Password | FDUTPLSQL_DB_PASSWORD | Yes | Password for the utPLSQL Database User. |
| utPLSQL Database Connection Identifier | FDUTPLSQL_DB_CONNECTION_IDENTIFIER | Yes | Identifier used to connect to the Database for utPLSQL testing. Simply the SID can be used if the database is on the same server as the endpoint (e.g. "xe" ). If connecting to a server remotely from the endpoint server, the identifier will need to follow the remote connection syntax (e.g. "(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(Host=localhost)(Port=1521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=xe)))" ). |
| utPLSQL Oracle Home Directory | FDUTPLSQL_ORACLE_HOME | Yes | Directory for Oracle Home (e.g. "oracle/product/11.2.0/xe"), used to run sqlplus. |
Inputs
| Input Name | Input Code | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Package In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_PACKAGE_IN | Yes | The name of the package or stand-alone program to be tested. *If utPLSQL Database User is not the test package owner, do not schema-qualify the package. Instead, place the schema name in the |
| Recompile In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_RECOMPILE_IN | No | Pass FALSE if you do not want utPLSQL to automatically recompile your test package before running the test. |
| Same Package In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_SAMEPACKAGE_IN | No | Pass TRUE if your unit test programs are defined in the same package as the source code to be tested. The default is that you have created a separate package. |
| Prefix In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_PREFIX_IN | No | The prefix to be appended to package_in to come up with the name of the test package. If you do not provide a value, the last prefix you specified (or the default) will be used. |
| Directory In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_DIR_IN | No | The directory containing the test package source code. If you do not provide a value in your call to utPLSQL.test (the default) and if you have not turned off automatic recompilation, utPLSQL will look for the test package source code in the directory specified by a call to utConfig.setdir. If you do not provide a value, the last directory youspecified (if any) will be used. |
| Suite In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_SUITE_IN | No | The name of the suite that contains the specified test package. This is an optional value and is used to update statistics for the test. |
| Owner In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_OWNER_IN | No | The name of the schema that contains the packages to be tested. |
| Reset Results In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_RESET_RESULTS_IN | No | Pass FALSE to tell utPLSQL to not reset the results information, in which case you will still be able to view results by calling utResult.show . Otherwise, utPLSQL clears the result data after each test. |
| From Suite In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_FROM_SUITE_IN | No | Pass TRUE to tell utPLSQL that this test is being run from within a test suite (for internal use only). |
| Subprogram In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_SUBPROGRAM_IN | No | Pass a string to restrict which of the test procedures will be executed for this run. Default of '%' means all tests will be run. |
| Per Method Setup In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_PER_METHOD_SETUP_IN | No | Pass TRUE to run the setup and teardown procedure before and after each unit test procedure is executed. Default of FALSE means that these programs will be run once, at the start and end of the package test execution as a whole. |
| Override Package In | FDUTPLSQL_TEST_INP_OVERRIDE_PACKAGE_IN | No | Override the automatic determination of package names thus removing the one to one relationship between test package and package to test. Default is NULL. Instead of using this parameter consider using the run operation. |
Artifacts
This operation doesn’t consume or produce any artifacts.
Endpoint Selection
This operation will select all available endpoints associated to the environment/instance.
Endpoint Execution
This operation will execute on any one of the selected endpoints and will be random in the determination of which one.
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