Procedure will try to determine if the target procedure is a MOCK procedure, will restore the code of the original stored procedure and will delete the MOCK and all of its traces from related tables.
Note:
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The code of a STUB procedure is not restored because stub does not replace the code, insteat it creates a copy of the procedure with same signature
Arguments
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v_PretendObjectName - The name of a mocked procedure This can be fully qualified name with database.schema.object. Parameter type SYSNAME.
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v_IsPretendObject - OUTPUT parameter, BIT. "1" if restored object is still a "pretend object", 0 if restored object is the original project
Note: SQL Server only
Examples
SQL Server
--this example will create teh MOCK object
--which executes original code
--for sp_AddNewProduct procedure and select
--number of products before and after
EXEC DBTD_CREATE_MOCK_PROCEDURE
@v_ProcName = 'sp_AddNewProduct',
@v_BeforeSQL = 'SELECT COUNT(*) AS [Number Of Products Before]
FROM PRODUCTS',
@v_InsteadOfSQL = 'RUN ORIGINAL CODE',
@v_AfterSQL = 'SELECT COUNT(*) AS [Number Of Products After]
FROM PRODUCTS'
--this example will create MOCK object that does not
--call any of the original
--functionality from sp_AddNewProduct
EXEC DBTD_CREATE_MOCK_PROCEDURE
@v_ProcName = 'sp_AddNewProduct',
@v_BeforeSQL = NULL,
@v_InsteadOfSQL = NULL,
@v_AfterSQL = NULL
DECLARE @v_IsPretendObject BIT
EXEC DBTD_RESTORE_ORIGINAL_PROC
@v_PretendObjectName = 'sp_AddNewProduct',
@v_IsPretendObject = @v_IsPretendObject OUTPUT
See Also