Quest® Code Tester for Oracle
Version 1.9.1
March 2010
This release of Quest Code Tester for Oracle includes a number of bug fixes.
The following provides the new or improved features in this release of Quest Code Tester for Oracle.
You can now test directly the methods of object types, test the contents of object type instances for equality and inequality, and specify the values of attributes through a grid.
You now request that the default of a parameter be used when testing your program. The generated test code will not pass a value for this argument.
You can now specify your code coverage target as a percentage, both as a preference (global target) and for specific program units. Actual code coverage % and target % values are now shown in Test Editor and code coverage reports. These reports have also been expanded.
You can now specify the order of execution of tests in a suite through the Dashboard (right-click on suite name, choose "Specify order of tests in suite").
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You can request through the Test Editor that unit tests and test cases within a unit test be executed in random order.
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A "User Extension" field is now available for custom applications by users. This value is not used by Code Tester. Instead, it can help with extensions to Code Tester, such as implementing "mock object" support.
The Preferences dialog has been redesigned and expanded. All preferences are stored in a separate preferences INI file, making it easier to share and standardize Code Tester preferences.
Pre- and post-hooks are now available for unit tests and test cases, in addition to existing pre- and post-hooks for the entire test, code compilation, and generation.
Generated test code now includes the description text for test definition, unit test, and test case. This text helps users find customization code in the generated test code.
The command line interface now offers the ability to specify /Generate (generate test code) and /Trace (enable tracing on startup of product).
Support has been added for the new SIMPLE_INTEGER datatype of Oracle 11g.
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