thanks for your reply. i wans thinking of using this as the
datastructure to collect the mssql server credentials then
issues sql statements to test against various data already
in the database. we will enver use live database as it is a
app that depends on a fresh installed embedded msdn or a
new or existing sql server. we have a set of sample
inputs, and want to do some query against the databse to
make sure the data has been inserted into the database.
but since there may be schema, change I was thinking about
using object
relational mapping to map my test code against the SQL..
but is there a similar test framewrok arleady exits? since this is a common problem, I
have a feeling I may be duplicating someone else work. I
cannot use MOCK database as the dev team only support MSSQL and MSDN. any suggestion?

In reply to Re^3: how to code a class and use it with hash of hash as data member? by edwardt_tril
in thread how to code a class and use it with hash of hash as data member? by edwardt_tril

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