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Microsoft.Data.Schema.UnitTesting.Conditions Namespace

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The Microsoft.Data.Schema.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
Public class ChecksumCondition Defines a test condition that verifies the checksum of the result set in a database unit test.
Public class 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.
Public class EmptyResultSetCondition Represents a condition where the ExecutionResult.DataSet property must be empty.
Public class 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.
Public class ExpectedSchemaCondition Specifies that the result set of a database unit test must match a specific schema.
Public class InconclusiveCondition Represents a default condition where nothing is required or expected of a test result.
Public class NotEmptyResultSetCondition Represents a condition where the ExecutionResult.DataSet property must not be empty.
Public class ResultSetCondition Represents the base class for all test conditions that operate on one ResultSet.
Public class RowCountCondition Defines a test condition that verifies the number of rows in the ResultSet that is returned by a database unit test.
Public class ScalarValueCondition Verifies that a particular value in a specific row and column was expected.
Public class TestCondition The base class for all test conditions that are used by generated code.

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