I've got a lot of complex logic in some of my SQLObject methods, and I'd
like to verify that they work in unit tests, and I don't want to have
any kind of database connection, not even a SQLite in-memory database.
For example, I've got a parent-child relationship inside of one table,
where rows have an optional "parent row" field. I want to set the
status on the parent row based on the status of all the different
children.
For example:
When all the children have a status AAA, I'll set the parent status to
AAA.
When all the children have a status BBB, I'll set the parent
status to BBB.
When the children have different status, I'll set the parent status to
'Mixed'.
Of course, this is a simplification of something much uglier.
I want to make sure I execute the correct logic by feeding in lots of
possible scenarios through my function.
The test will run much faster if I can fake the connection to a
database.
Is this possible? Any advice on mocking or stubbing a database
connection is welcome.
Matt
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