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= Composite Primary Keys - Testing Readme
== Testing an adapter
There are tests available for the following adapters:
* ibmdb
* mysql
* oracle
* oracle_enhanced
* postgresql
* sqlite3
To run the tests for one of the adapters follow these steps (using mysql in the example):
* You will need the following gems:
- rake
- activerecord (3.1.0.rc5 or later)
- mysql (or the adapter of your choice)
* Put your database connection settings in test/connections/databases.yml.
Look at databases.example.yml for examples.
mysql:
adapter: mysql
username: root
database: composite_primary_keys_unittest
* rake -T mysql
rake mysql:build_database # Build the MySQL test databases
rake mysql:drop_database # Drop the MySQL test databases
rake mysql:rebuild_database # Rebuild the MySQL test databases
rake mysql:test # Run tests using the mysql adapter
* rake mysql:build_database
* rake mysql:test
== Running tests individually
You can specify which test you'd like to run on the command line:
* rake mysql:test TEST=test/test_equal.rb
If you want to run closer to the metal you can cd into the test/
directory and run the tests like so:
* ADAPTER=mysql ruby test_equal.rb
== Logging
By default, ActiveRecord's log messages are sent to standard out when
running the tests. If you would prefer to send them to a file, specify
it as the environment variable CPK_LOGFILE:
* CPK_LOGFILE=cpk_test.log rake mysql:test
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