BUG FIXES: 1. tSQLt.ResultSetFilter now supports data types introduced in SQL Server 2008 and CLR datatypes. 2. tSLQt.AssertResultSetsHaveSameMetaData now ignores “hidden” columns. For example, when comparing the metadata of a view, this procedure had been including underlying columns. Share and Enjoy:FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditStumbleUponTechnoratiPrint

NEW FEATURES: tSQLt.FakeTable now supports @Defaults parameter. If @Defaults = 1 default constraints will be preserved on columns. tSQLt.FakeTable now supports @ComputedColumns parameter. If @ComputedColumns = 1 computed columns will be preserved. Share and Enjoy:FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditStumbleUponTechnoratiPrint

NEW FEATURES: tSQLt.Info() now reports Version and CLRVersion. These should always match! tSQLt.FakeTable now supports @Identity parameter. If @Identity = 1 the identity property of the table is preserved. Share and Enjoy:FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditStumbleUponTechnoratiPrint

Bug Fixes: 1. tSQLt.Fail now handles NULL values as parameters. 2. Corrected XmlResultFormatter to have root element of ‘testsuites’ instead of ‘root’. This improves compatibility with more continuous integration servers. New Features: 1. FakeTable now handles a single parameter, combining the schema and table name. This makes FakeTable more consistent with other methods in tSQLt. [...]

Bug Fixes: 1. ApplyConstraint for a Foreign Key that references a Faked Table is fixed. 2. SetClrEnabled.sql utlity file now handles database names with spaces. 3. Test cases whose names contain a percent sign are now displayed correctly in the test case output. New Features: 1. Warnings about renaming objects displayed when executing FakeTable or [...]