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Database and Persistence

Unit Testing Business Logic without Tripping Over the Database

A fairly common topic with TDD practitioners, both newbie and experienced, is how the heck to unit test business logic with a database hanging around. I’ve had several conversations lately about this so I thought I’d get a post about it. Before I try...

Posted Oct 12 2005, 01:57 PM by Jeremy D. Miller with | with 27 comment(s)

Filed under: Database and Persistence, Design Patterns, Ranting, Test Driven Development

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