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Database Testing Using Robot Framework

The document discusses testing databases using Robot Framework. It provides instructions on installing necessary libraries and software for connecting to a MySQL database. Keywords are listed that can be used for common database testing tasks like checking if a row exists, verifying row counts, selecting entire tables to return as lists, and executing queries.

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Database Testing Using Robot Framework

The document discusses testing databases using Robot Framework. It provides instructions on installing necessary libraries and software for connecting to a MySQL database. Keywords are listed that can be used for common database testing tasks like checking if a row exists, verifying row counts, selecting entire tables to return as lists, and executing queries.

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Database testing using Robot Framework

MySQL installer download link- https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/installer/


How to install- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHTI_Nk7uwo

Robot Framework Database Library provides many useful keywords to test database. To use robot
framework database library, you need to download the file "pymssql-2.1.0.win-amd64-py2.7.exe" if your
computer is 64 bit and install it.

For connections (MySQL) - pip install pymssql

Robot Framework Library- DatabaseLibrary (pip install robotframework-databaselibrary)

https://franz-see.github.io/Robotframework-Database-Library/

Similarly ${DBpass}, ${DBport} and ${DBname} variables are created

Connection to database
Keywords

1. Check if exists in database

2. Row Count is less than X

Connect to Database pymysql ${DBname} ${DBuser} ${DBpass} ${DBhost} ${DBport}


Row Count is Less than X SELECT course_id from section 20

3. Selecting the entire table-returns a list

Using optional sansTran to run command without an explicit transaction commit or rollback:

@{queryResults} Query SELECT * FROM True


person

4. Using elements of list returned

@{queryresult} Query SELECT * FROM section;


Log Many @{queryresult}
Should Be Equal As Strings ${queryresult[0][0]} CSE-A

5. Execute query

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