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Many actual programming languages ​​provide appropriate tools for automated test execution. The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Basic_for_Applications VBA]  programming language
Many actual programming languages ​​provide appropriate tools for automated test execution. The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Basic_for_Applications VBA]  programming language
unfortunately only contains rudimentary functionality to test the code (Debug.Print, Debug.Assert).
unfortunately only contains rudimentary functionality to test the code (Debug.Print, Debug.Assert).
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AccUnit now offers the possibility to run automated tests on MS Access. It uses the SimplyVBUnit, an Unit Testing Framework written in VB6.

Revision as of 19:14, 23 May 2012


Software testing is a important part of software development.

During earlier tests at the end of the software development cycle as an acceptance condition, today's approach is to write the test before programming the logic of the application (TDD).

Many actual programming languages ​​provide appropriate tools for automated test execution. The VBA programming language unfortunately only contains rudimentary functionality to test the code (Debug.Print, Debug.Assert).

AccUnit now offers the possibility to run automated tests on MS Access. It uses the SimplyVBUnit, an Unit Testing Framework written in VB6.

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