of DBI populariryt and that the product udner tes ti using perl, I am thinking of using perl to test whether the
product under test correctly pasrse and insert data into the mssql server with the loging credential. so the
ultimate goal is to issues sql statements to test against various data already in the database. one thing for
sure is that we will never use live database as the app under test will install a fresh installed embedded msdn or connect to a
new or existing sql server creating an entire new instance. we have a set of sample data inputs that the app will parse, and I 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 seperate SQL queries from the other parts of the tests..
but is there a similar test framewrok already 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 really want MSSQL
and MSDN because of vendor specific SQL implementation. any suggestion?

In reply to a perl framework to test mssql database by edwardt_tril

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