I am writing a library module to handle certain StatementInvalid type AR
exceptions. I wish to catch the case where the db adapter in use is not
supported by the module. I would like to test this situation and have
only a vague idea as to how to proceed.
My exception handling method selects the parsing method based on the
adapter_name value.
def hll_ar_exception(exception)
raise exception unless exception.class.to_s ==
'ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid'
acan = self.connection.adapter_name
case acan
when 'MySQL'
hll_parse_mysql
when 'PostgreSQL'
hll_parse_postgresql
when 'SQLite'
hll_parse_sqlite(exception)
else
Rails::logger.warn("Adapter #{acan} not supported by
hll_ar_exception.")
raise exception
end
end
I am thinking about simply opening SQLiteAdapter and overriding the
adapter_name method to some arbitrary value for the test. However, it
occurs to me that there are probably better ways to do what I am trying
to accomplish so I welcome any suggestions on how to proceed.
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