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Jakub Raczek edited this page Nov 26, 2024 · 10 revisions
DBTestCompare

Application to compare results of two SQL queries

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It reads tests definitions in XML format form specified directory and than runs them (as TestNG test).

If two SQL returns different results -> test fails.

How DBTestCompare works:

Comparing databases:

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With test data delivered by file:

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Application supports TeamCity Service Messages (##teamcity messages) so if teamcityLogsEnabled is set to "true" (config file or command line parameter), you will see nice test tree in TeamCity logs.

To execute tests run program (Java 8 must be installed first (JDK or JRE)):

If you set JAVA_HOME variable:

java -jar DBTestCompare-1.0-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar

or e.g.

"C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0_92\bin\java" -jar DBTestCompare-1.0-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar

Program searches for tests definitions by default in folder "test-definitions". JDBC drivers must be present in "jdbc_drivers" folder. Licensed database drivers are NOT included, only open source like MySQL, MariaDB and PostgreSQL. Download licensed database drivers from the producer of database e.g. Microsoft and put them in "jdbc_drivers" folder (on the same level as *.jar file). More details here

You can override some of the application configuration properties, run app with:

-DtestsDir=path -set tests directory (default: test-definitions)

-DteamcityLogsEnabled=true -log test output in TeamCity format

-DfilterInclude=a.b,g.z.f -comma separated directories or test files which you want to include

-DfilterExclude=a.b.test -comma separated directories or test files which you want to exclude

for example:

java -DtestsDir=my_tests -jar DBTestCompare-1.0-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar

Provided features are listed in README file.

Where to start?