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Ephrim Stanley edited this page Mar 15, 2022
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We run many SQL generation tests. Some of them are run against real databases. These tests are run as follows.
Test Mechanics
A SQL generation test is written in Pure using the light IDE.
Pure code is used to generate the Pure execution plan.
The execution plan requires a specification of a database connection. Note : This is not a JDBC connection. Just a piece of JSON that describes which database should be used for the connection.
The engine test server provides a "test connection specification" API that serves test connection specifications.
Pure code that generates the execution plan gets the connection specification from this "test connection specification" API.
Engine test server implementations are free to generate these specifications as they see fit. For e.g they can use existing databases or create new ones on the fly etc.
Once generated, the Pure execution plan is sent to the engine test server for execution
The engine server simply executes the execution plan and returns the result
Finally, the test results are rendered in the light IDE