BUG FIXES: 1. tSQLt.NewTestClass now does not drop schema objects if the schema is not a test class Share and Enjoy:FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditStumbleUponTechnoratiPrint

BUG FIXES: 1. tSQLt.SpyProcedure can handle user defined types. User defined types may be in schemas and may also be not nullable. NEW FEATURES: 1. SetUp can be named in any combination of upper or lower case characters (e.g. setup, SETUP, SeTuP, etc). Share and Enjoy:FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditStumbleUponTechnoratiPrint

BUG FIXES: 1. tSQLt.NewTestClass now handles schema names with spaces and other special characters 2. tSQLt.NewTestClass now handles if a quoted name is passed for the new schema name NEW FEATURES: 1. tSQLt.Uninstall removes tSQLt from the database 2. tSQLt.RunWithXmlResults executes like tSQLt.Run, but produces results is XML 3. tSQLt.TestClasses is a view that lists [...]

UPDATE: This article is based on extensions written for tsqlunit. Those extensions are not any longer supported. However, if you are still using SQL Server 2000 you might want to check them out as tSQLt is not compatible with SQL Server 2000. Besides of these points, this article is still a worthwhile introduction to Database [...]