Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.Sql.UnitTesting.Conditions Namespace

 

The Microsoft.Data.Tools.Schema.Sql.UnitTesting.Conditions namespace provides classes that you can use to create and manage test conditions. By defining a custom test condition, you can verify the behavior of a database object in ways that the built-in conditions do not support.

Classes

	Class	Description
	ChecksumCondition	Defines a test condition that verifies the checksum of the result set in a database unit test.
	DataSetTestCondition	The base class for test conditions that operate on a DataSet and are configured by the user during test "design time". These conditions are configured by querying the database for the expected results of the test.
	EmptyResultSetCondition	Represents a condition where the SqlExecutionResult.DataSet property must be empty.
	ExecutionTimeCondition	Represents a test condition that specifies the maximum amount of time that the test's Transact-SQL statements can take to execute before the test fails.
	ExpectedSchemaCondition	Specifies that the result set of a database unit test must match a specific schema.
	ExportTestConditionAttribute	Concrete classes implementing TestCondition must add the ExportTestConditionAttribute attribute to their class definition. This ensures they will be detected and added to the set of available test conditions in the SQL Server Unit Test Designer.
	InconclusiveCondition	Represents a default condition where nothing is required or expected of a test result.
	NotEmptyResultSetCondition	Represents a condition where the SqlExecutionResult.DataSet property must not be empty.
	ResultSetCondition	Represents the base class for all test conditions that operate on one ResultSet.
	RowCountCondition	Defines a test condition that verifies the number of rows in the ResultSet that is returned by a database unit test.
	ScalarValueCondition	Verifies that a particular value in a specific row and column was expected.
	TestCondition	The base class for all test conditions that are used by generated code.

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