Unit testing for PL/SQL [closed]

Answer 1

The last version of SQL Developer includes an Unit Test suite very interesting.

Answer 2

I use utPLSQL as the framework and OUnit as the client. utPLSQL isn't really meant to be used by itself, a good graphical client is required. OUnit is the predecessor to Qute. Qute is also a good tool but more complex than my requirements - it allows you to construct tests using a GUI and does good stuff like test code generation.

Edit: My understanding is that utPLSQL stores all results in database tables, including all historical results which would make a good data source for gathering statistics for continuous integration. You can also define test groups so a single call to utPLSQL can call multiple test packages.

Answer 3

Check utPLSQL out. I found it somewhat difficult to start with, but i think it does the job reasonably well.

As for continuous integration tools, I used to create usual tests (NUnit, C#) that just called the stored procedures created with utPLSQL and checked their result out.

Answer 4

I'm using python py.test with cx_oracle to build test scripts for pl/sql packages. Works nice so far.

Answer 5

I have created and using PL/SQL unit testing framework using Ruby library ruby-plsql.

It provides much shorter and more readable tests than utPLSQL and gives more flexibility compared to GUI tools (like Quest Code Tester or SQLDeveloper 2.1).

Answer 6

There are a few listed on the wikipedia : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unit_testing_frameworks#PL.2FSQL