SharpSmith | Shared With: Everyone - May 06 2008 | database, unit testing, testing, test driven, code, tools
NDbUnit is a .NET library for putting a database into a known state. NDbUnit may be used to increase repeatability in unit tests that interact with a database by ensuring that the database's state is consistent across execution of tests. NDbUnit does this by allowing the unit test to perform an operation on a dataset before or after the execution of a test, thus ensuring a consistent state.
- SharpSmith | Shared With: Everyone - Apr 13 2008 | .net, database, dal, opensource, tools, code
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