NAME
Database test framework.
SYNOPSIS
use DBUnit ':all';
DESCRIPTION
Database test framework to verify that your database data match expected set of values. It has ability to populate dataset and expected set from xml files.
EXPORT
None by default.
reset_schema populate_schema expected_dataset xml_expected_dataset dataset xml_dataset by tag 'all'
ATTRIBUTES
- connection_name
- load_strategy
-
INSERT_LOAD_STRATEGY(default) Deletes all data from tables that are present in test dataset in reverse order unless empty table without attribute is stated, that force deletion in occurrence order In this strategy expected dataset is also tested against number of rows for all used tables.
REFRESH_LOAD_STRATEGY Merges (update/insert) data to the given dataset snapshot. In this scenario only rows in expected dataset are tested.
- primary_key_values_stash
-
This option is stored as hash_ref: the key is the table name with the schema prefix and value is stored as array ref of primary key's values.
- primary_key_definition_cache
-
This option is stored as hash_ref: the key is the table name with the schema prefix and value is stored as array ref of primary key column names.
METHODS
- reset_schema
-
Resets schema
- drop_objects
-
Removes existing schema
- create_tables
- objects_to_create
-
Returns list of pairs values('object_type object_name', create_sql, ..., 'object_typeN object_nameN', create_sqlN)
TODO - extend detection for complex plsql blocks
- populate_schema
-
Populates schema
- rows_to_insert
- dataset
-
Synchronizes/populates database to the passed in dataset.
dataset( table1 => [], #this deletes all data from table1 (DELETE FROM table1) table2 => [], #this deletes all data from table2 (DELETE FROM table2) table1 => [col1 => 'va1', col2 => 'val2'], #this insert or update depend on strategy table1 => [col1 => 'xval1', col2 => 'xval2'], )
- insert
-
Inserts data
- merge
-
Merges passed in data
- update
-
Updates table values.
- has_primary_key_values
-
Returns true if passed in dataset have primary key values
- primary_key_values
- delete_data
-
Deletes data from passed in tables.
- tables_to_delete
- tables_to_delete_explicitly
-
Returns list of table that are part of dataset table and are represented by table without attributes
table1 => [], or in xml file <table1 />
- expected_dataset
-
Validates database schema against passed in dataset.
- expected_dataset_for_insert_load_strategy
-
Validates expected dataset for the insert load strategy.
- validate_number_of_rows
-
Validates number of rows.
- validate_datasets
-
Validates passed exp dataset against fetched rows. Return undef if there are not difference otherwise returns validation error.
- expected_dataset_for_refresh_load_strategy
-
Validates expected dataset for the refresh load strategy.
- validate_expexted_dataset
-
Validates passed exp dataset against database schema Return undef if there are not difference otherwise returns validation error.
- compare_datasets
-
Compares two dataset hashes using passed in keys Returns undef if there are not difference, otherwise difference details.
- format_values
- retrive_tables_data
-
Returns retrieved data for passed in tables
- retrive_table_data
-
Returns retrieved data for passed in table.
- primary_key_hash_value
-
Returns primary key values hash.
- reset_sequence
-
Resets passed in sequence
- xml_dataset
-
Loads xml file to dataset and populate/synchronize it to the database schema.
<dataset load_strategy="INSERT_LOAD_STRATEGY" reset_sequences="emp_seq"> <emp ename="scott" deptno="10" job="project manager" /> <emp ename="john" deptno="10" job="engineer" /> <emp ename="mark" deptno="10" job="sales assistant" /> <bonus ename="scott" job="project manager" sal="20" /> </dataset>
- xml_expected_dataset dataset
-
Loads xml file to expected dataset and validated it against the database schema.
- apply_properties
- xml_dataset_handler
- load_xml
-
Loads xml
- _load_file_content
COPYRIGHT
The DBUnit module is free software. You may distribute under the terms of either the GNU General Public License or the Artistic License, as specified in the Perl README file.
SEE ALSO
AUTHOR
Adrian Witas, <adrian@webapp.strefa.pl</gt>
See also