Re: problems with DataFreshInstance.RefreshTheDatabase();

mike.brockey — Tue, 14 Nov 2006 21:30:22 GMT

Mind posting the code where you are preparing your database?

PREPARE should be called once your database has been created including the execution of setup.sql. If you are calling PREPARE with an argument of false, this will delay the generation of your snapshot, you must then call the CreateSnapshot method. Otherwise your tables will be cleared and there will be no data to restore.

problems with DataFreshInstance.RefreshTheDatabase();

Anonymous — Thu, 09 Nov 2006 11:32:48 GMT

I've tried to start testing on sql2005 with DataFresh but found a problem.

I downloaded your dataFresh sample and tried to implement 2 test cases.
Thats what I had:

public class ExportStatesLoggerDalcTests:TestFixtureBase
{

        [Test]
        public void AddDbName_DbNameNotExists_ReturnsId()
        {
            EntitiesLoggerDalc dalc = new EntitiesLoggerDalc();

            int i = dalc.AddDbName("NewDataName123");
            Assert.Greater(i, 0);
        }

        [Test]
        public void FindDbId_DbNameExists_ReturnsDbId()
        {
            EntitiesLoggerDalc dalc = new EntitiesLoggerDalc();
            int? i = dalc.FindDbId("DbId1"); //in Setup.sql I insert this entity.
            Assert.IsNotNull(i); //Fails, my table is empty.
        }}

I found, that when my second test runs all data is being erased after
DataFreshInstance.RefreshTheDatabase();

but I expected, that the data inserted in Setup.sql is in my tables. Am I right ?

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