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How to Test Database Procedures and Triggers?

  
Total Answers and Comments: 4 Last Update: December 21, 2006     Asked by: muthuppandi 
  
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August 17, 2006 10:18:58   #1  
Aruna Kumar G        

RE: How to Test Database Procedures and Triggers?

Before testing Data Base Procedures and Triggers, Tester should know that what is the Input and out put of the procedures/Triggers, Then execute Procedures and Triggers, if u get answer that Test Case will be pass other wise fail.

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October 04, 2006 17:50:43   #2  
sandy8035 Member Since: October 2006   Contribution: 2    

RE: How to Test Database Procedures and Triggers?

Create queries with the data which triggers/procedures should not allow, if the transactions pass, triggers not fired if transaction fails triggers fired.

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October 10, 2006 03:41:05   #3  
naraindran        

RE: How to Test Database Procedures and Triggers?
can you explain the trigger concept with an example please
 
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December 21, 2006 13:29:37   #4  
KS        

RE: How to Test Database Procedures and Triggers?
The concept is simple.Let us take the example of a trigger, say, an update trigger for the employee table.Now, the logic here is, let's say when a row is modified(for eg, Emp name is being changed), that information needs to be emailed to a person.We can use triggers to do this. By setting a trigger on an action, we indirectly ensure that, whenever that action takes place, the corresponding trigger will fire and the commands in the trigger will get executed.
 
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