I've just developed this relatively simple SQL function (checkSQL) that takes a single string as it's parameter and attempts to execute the SQL against the current database. It works by looking through the and identifying the parameters and then attempting to guess a valid value for the parameter to allow the SQL to execute.
The aim isn't to return records, it's just to test that the SQL is valid.
We use this to check to make sure our reports (in SSRS) will work against a newly regenerated Noetix schema, I'm hoping to find some time to expand on this into a proper reporting regression testing suite but this will take quite a while.
Here is the SQL;
DECLARE
FUNCTION checkSQL(v_SQL IN VARCHAR2) RETURN VARCHAR2 AS
v_TestSQL VARCHAR2(30000) := REPLACE(UPPER(v_SQL),
' 00:00:00',
'');
v_Result NUMBER;
v_Parametername VARCHAR2(50);
BEGIN
WHILE INSTR(v_TestSQL, ':') > 0 LOOP
v_Parametername := SUBSTR(v_TestSQL, INSTR(v_TestSQL, ':'), 50);
FOR v_CharNo IN 0 .. 255 LOOP
IF INSTR(':ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ_', CHR(v_CharNo)) = 0 THEN
v_ParameterName := REPLACE(v_Parametername, CHR(v_CharNo), '@');
END IF;
END LOOP;
v_ParameterName := SUBSTR(v_ParameterName,
1,
INSTR(v_ParameterName, '@') - 1);
dbms_output.put_line(v_ParameterName);
IF (v_ParameterName LIKE '%START%' Or v_ParameterName LIKE '%END%' Or
v_ParameterName LIKE '%DATE%') THEN
v_TestSQL := REPLACE(v_TestSQL, v_ParameterName, '''01-JAN-2000''');
ELSE
v_TestSQL := REPLACE(v_TestSQL, v_ParameterName, '''0''');
END IF;
END LOOP;
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'SELECT 1 FROM (' || v_TestSQL ||
') UNION SELECT 1 FROM DUAL'
INTO v_Result;
RETURN 'OK';
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
RETURN SQLERRM;
END;
BEGIN
-- Test statements here
:Test := checkSQL('SELECT SYSDATE FROM DUAL');
END;
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
Oracle PL/SQL: Testing SQL Select Statements
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