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tSQLt build.12 Release Notes

10.25.2011 by dennis // Leave a Comment

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.
2. ApplyConstraint now handles two parameters, combining the schema and table name as the first parameter. This makes ApplyConstraint more consistent with other methods in tSQLt.

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tSQLt build.11 Release Notes

07.17.2011 by dennis // 1 Comment

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 ApplyConstraint are now hidden.
2. New method: tSQLt.SuppressOutput suppresses the console output that wouldbe displayed by executing a command.
3. New method: tSQLt.CaptureOutput logs the console output from executing a command into the tSQLt.CaptureOutputLog table.

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tSQLt build.10 Release Notes

06.15.2011 by dennis // Leave a Comment

Bug Fixes:

  1. Standardized capitalization of table, column, procedure and function names.

New Features:

  1. Added support for case sensitive databases.
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