In CTP3 I can create a unit test for a stored procedure by right click on the sproc in the list of Schema Objects. In CTP4 this functionallity is missing (at least on my install). Should I be able to see the 'Create Unit Tests...' menu option on the context menu for a sproc
One other thing I've noticed (that may be related) is that in CTP3 the sprocs show as dbo.SprocName while in CTP4 they show as SprocName.sproc.sql (i.e. the file name is shown rather than the name of the stored procedure)
Unit Testing Change
Hedgehog Software
That's what I'd already done :)
Antonio_Taganini
Sameer Bhatnagar
Muhammad Essa
MB-86
This should work, did you do this from the Solution Explorer or the Schema View In CTP4 you can only do this from the Schema View not from the Solution Explorer.
-GertD
"DataDude" Developement Manager
sectorFive
To make this work in CTP4 do the following:
1) Select your database project in the Solution Explorer.
2) Select View | Other Windows | Schema View
3) Expand the nodes until your find a stored procedure, right-click and there is Create Unit Tests command.
Cheers,
Brian Randell
MCW Technologies
Anthony Bellissimo
It was removed from the solution explorer interface because it is quite possible to have multiple, unrelated types in a single file. The schema-view gives a precise break-down of all of the database objects in the project and we can provide an accurate context menu experience there. For instance, in the next CTP a user can create scripts for functions and table-triggers as well as stored procedures.
We are looking at how to make the unit test creation wizard more available.