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2008-09-09T02:47:54Z

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2008-09-09T02:46:45Z

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2008-09-06T14:49:14Z

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2008-09-06T14:47:51Z

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Re: Testing methods that return query type

2008-09-01T07:02:06Z

Hi Andrew,
here a simple setup for a nested structure containing a query (among
others):
instance is the core CFC I'm testing for in this test CFC and has been
created in
the setup. The 100023 is some sort of a static dummy user I'm using
here - depending
on how far you'd want to take it, you could obviously go through the

Re: Testing methods that return query type

2008-09-01T06:46:47Z

Thanks Kai.

That at least gives me a starting point.

When I think about it what I really wanted to test for is that I
haven't unwittingly injected any SQL errors. I guess at least testing
the methods don't thrown an exception is a good starting point, and I
could go from there.

Thanks again!

Re: Testing methods that return query type

2008-08-27T04:55:18Z

Hi Andrew,
there's hardly any right or wrong when it comes to what you'd test.
The most
basic test is obviously that the method actually really returns a
query. If you have
further domain knowledge on particular methods, you could also think
about
testing for the amount of records coming back (that might be exactly one

Testing methods that return query type

2008-08-26T11:43:02Z

Hi,

Firstly I have to admit to being a complete newbie when it comes to
Unit Testing. I have had a quick look at CFUnit but have just
discovered RocketUnit and am wondering if it might be a nicer place to
start.

However I have a question.

I have a lot of methods that return a query, something like:

Hello All

2008-05-01T00:03:17Z

Hi there,

There has been a lot of renewed interest in RocketUnit recently, so
this is just a message to say hello, if you have any questions about
the framework or testing processes I'm happy to answer them here on
the list.

Best Regards,
Robin