Excellent, worked perfectly! Thanks a lot. On Tue, Dec 23, 2008 at 12:17 PM, Dalius Dobravolskas <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi, > >> I am trying to move my unit tests from using an sqlite file to using >> sqlite in-memory. > That's really possible. I do that myself. > >> The first problem I have is in websetup.py After the db is created, I >> insert some sample data, but the part that checks for and inserts >> sample data says that the table is present. I suspect that the db is >> created in one connection and the sample data is added in another, so >> the in memory db is gone. > That shouldn't be problem. That depends how you have organized everything. > >> Can anyone give any tips as to the best way to do my testing with an >> sqlite in-memory db? Ideally with minimal changes to the existing way >> that it works with production persistant dbs. > > Look at my "Pekla" project how everything is organized: > http://hg.sandbox.lt/pekla > > Those files are most important as far as I remember: > http://hg.sandbox.lt/pekla/file/012a56a06089/pekla/tests/__init__.py > http://hg.sandbox.lt/pekla/file/012a56a06089/test.ini > > HTH. > > -- > Dalius > http://blog.sandbox.lt > > > >
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