From: reed m. <rf...@cr...> - 2001-05-15 19:57:52
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"Leyne, Sean" wrote: > [...] > Ah, there's your problem! You're using InterClient! <grin> > > The only problem I have with your points above is that the initial focus > is on testing the engine functionality. > > Using any data access layer (jdbc, odbc, IBO...) introduces into the > testing scheme possible 'artifacts'/errors related to the data access > layer and not engine functionality. > Mot only that, it makes it impossible to test functionality which is not exposed by your particular access layer(s). > The current ISQL approach virtually eliminated these type of errors, > saving testers from hunting down these 'false positive' results. > Furthermore, when it comes to diagnosing anomolies in data results, ISQL > has been used as the "gold standard" for determining whether a problem > is engine or data access layer related. > Emm, actually, embedded GDML (i.e. GPRE) is the gold standard. isql only lets you test DSQL. [...] -- Reed Mideke email: rfm(at)cruzers.com -If that fails: rfm(at)portalofevil.com |