shared_examples_for 'supporting Time' do before :all do setup_test_environment end before do @connection = DataObjects::Connection.new(CONFIG.uri) end after do @connection.close end describe 'reading a Time' do describe 'with manual typecasting' do before do @command = @connection.create_command("SELECT release_date FROM widgets WHERE ad_description = ?") @command.set_types(Time) @reader = @command.execute_reader('Buy this product now!') @reader.next! @values = @reader.values end after do @reader.close end it 'should return the correctly typed result' do @values.first.should be_kind_of(Time) end it 'should return the correct result' do @values.first.should == Time.local(2008, 2, 14) end end describe 'with manual typecasting a nil value' do before do @command = @connection.create_command("SELECT release_timestamp FROM widgets WHERE id = ?") @command.set_types(Time) @reader = @command.execute_reader(9) @reader.next! @values = @reader.values end after do @reader.close end it 'should return a nil class' do @values.first.should be_kind_of(NilClass) end it 'should return nil' do @values.first.should be_nil end end end describe 'writing an Time' do before do @reader = @connection.create_command("SELECT id FROM widgets WHERE release_datetime = ? ORDER BY id").execute_reader(Time.local(2008, 2, 14, 00, 31, 12)) @reader.next! @values = @reader.values end after do @reader.close end it 'should return the correct entry' do #Some of the drivers starts autoincrementation from 0 not 1 @values.first.should satisfy { |val| val == 1 or val == 0 } end end end shared_examples_for 'supporting sub second Time' do before :all do setup_test_environment end before do @connection = DataObjects::Connection.new(CONFIG.uri) @connection.create_command(<<-EOF).execute_non_query(Time.parse('2010-12-15 14:32:08.49377-08')) update widgets set release_timestamp = ? where id = 1 EOF @connection.create_command(<<-EOF).execute_non_query(Time.parse('2010-12-15 14:32:28.942694-08')) update widgets set release_timestamp = ? where id = 2 EOF @command = @connection.create_command("SELECT release_timestamp FROM widgets WHERE id < ? order by id") @command.set_types(Time) @reader = @command.execute_reader(3) @reader.next! @values = @reader.values end after do @connection.close end it 'should handle variable subsecond lengths properly' do @values.first.should == Time.at(1292452328, 493770) @reader.next! @values = @reader.values @values.first.should == Time.at(1292452348, 942694) end end