ruby-plsql cheatsheet In my previous posts I did some writngs on UTPLSQL and ruby-plsql. For long time, while developing Oracle code I was using ruby-plsql to do test driven development for SQL and PL/SQL. I used to frequently forget how to use some of the functionalities of ruby-plsql, specially after having a longer break and so each… Read More
UTPLSQL vs. ruby-plsql – Running Oracle unit tests on Jenkins CI I my previous posts I have described some differences between UTPLSQL and ruby-plsql. This time I want to focus on automating the test execution with each of those frameworks using Jenkins Continuous Integration. The reasons for continuous testing Some of the problems that I often see in projects is that developers don’t fully acknowledge the… Read More
UTPLSQL vs. ruby-plsql/ruby-plsql-spec – part three – (not) reporting failures I have finished my previous post with comparison of basic reporting capabilities build into UTPLSQL and ruby-plsql frameworks for Oracle unit testing. Additional reporting options for ruby-plsql So far I have been using the ruby-plsql-spec wrapper around RSpec to run unit tests, however ruby-plsql was created in a way, that developer is not limited to… Read More
UTPLSQL vs. ruby-plsql/ruby-plsql-spec – part two (setup and basic reporting) In my previous post I have described the conceptual differences between UTPLSQL and ruby-plsql frameworks for unit testing of Oracle database code. I have used a message_api package and unit tests for that API using both frameworks as an example. In this post I will focus on getting the tests to run and the feedback… Read More
UTPLSQL vs. ruby-plsql/ruby-plsql-spec – part one Foreword Unit Testing is around for quite a while. Since it started to become more and more popular, quite a few tools became available for Oracle database to allow unit testing of the database. There are the UI based tools like Quest Code Tester (now Dell Code Tester for Oracle), Oracle SQL Developer unit testing.… Read More