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Random google search for "migrations stored procedures" https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14139445/code-first-migrations-and-stored-procedures#16589152 https:
by javcasas 3y ago
Random google search for "migrations stored procedures" https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14139445/code-first-migrations-and-stored-procedures#16589152 https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14139445/code-first-migr... shows that EF6 already supports them.
And pgTap as an example of testing them https://pgtap.org/ https://pgtap.org/ .
What I'm suspicious is that, having seen untested stored procedures, you haven't bothered to try unit test them. I mean, you can do a lot with BEGIN; set db in good state; call procedure; ROLLBACK; but you have to try.
- forgetfulness 3y agoThat's an unmaintained Perl library, I highly doubt it sees significant use. I haven't seen untested stored procedures in years, because I don't use them, no team I've been in uses them. Complex prepared statements, that's common, but stored procedures, no.