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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Migration unit testing process Post 302241177 by otheus on Sunday 28th of September 2008 04:39:23 PM
Old 09-28-2008
Maybe it makes sense to have ordered queries on all tables, then run the output through a filter, and finally pass it through a checksummer (md5 for instance):

Code:
<psuedocode>
For each table:
  select * from <table> order by <primary key> 
  Output query to a file. 
  Send file through a formatting filter to remove, for instance, unprintable characters and spacing. 
  Send resulting output through [b] openssl md5 - [b]

 

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SYNOPSIS(1)							   User Commands						       SYNOPSIS(1)

NAME
synopsis - simple frontend to the Synopsis framework, a multi-language source code introspection tool that provides a variety of represen- tations for the parsed code, to enable further processing such as documentation extraction, reverse engineering, and source-to-source translation. DESCRIPTION
Usage : synopsis [options] <input files> List of options: -h, --help Display usage summary. -V, --version Display version information. -v --verbose Operate verbosely. -d --debug Operate in debug mode. -P --profile Profile execution. -o <file>, --output=<file> Write output to <file>. -p <lang>, --parser=<lang> Select a parser for <lang>. -Wp,<arg>[,<arg>...] Send <args> to the parser. -t [<markup>] --translate[=<markup>] Translate comments to doc-strings, processing it as <markup> (typical values are 'javadoc' or 'rst'). --cfilter=<filter> Specify a comment filter. --cprocessor=<processor> Specify a comment processor. -Wc,<arg>[,<arg>...] Send <args> to the comment translator. -l Run the linker. -Wl,<arg>[,<arg>...] Send <args> to the linker. --linker=<processor> Link, and invoke <processor>. -f <type>, --formatter=<type> Select a formatter for <type>. -Wf,<arg>[,<arg>...] Send <args> to the formatter. -I <path> Add <path> to list of include paths. -D <macro> Add <macro> to list of predefined macros. -s <directory>, --sxr=<directory> Specify sxr directory. If given, process source cross-references. --probe Probe the specified processor. synopsis version devel (revision unknown) April 2009 SYNOPSIS(1)
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