Changeset 4879

Timestamp:

23 Jan 2010, 08:33:46 (15 years ago)

Author:

uli

Message:

Update tests.

File:

• waeup/trunk/src/waeup/utils/batching.txt (modified) (13 diffs)

waeup/trunk/src/waeup/utils/batching.txt

@@ -41 +41 @@
 '.pending'. So, when the input file is named 'foo.csv' and something
 went wrong during processing, then a file 'foo.csv.create.pending'
-will be generated (if the operation mode was 'create'). The log files
-tells why these lines could not be processed.
+will be generated (if the operation mode was 'create'). The .pending
+file is a CSV file that contains the failed rows appended by a column
+``--ERRROR--`` in which the reasons for processing failures are
+listed.
 
 It looks like this::
@@ -217 +219 @@
     ...                   ['name', 'dinoports', 'owner', 'taxpayer'],
     ...                    mode='create', user='Bob')
-    (4, {})
+    (4, 0)
 
 The result means: four entries were processed and no warnings
@@ -257 +259 @@
     Processing time: ... s (... s/item)
     Processed: 4 lines (4 successful/ 0 failed)
-    ------------------------------------------------------------...
     <BLANKLINE>
 
@@ -266 +267 @@
     ...                   ['name', 'dinoports', 'owner', 'taxpayer'],
     ...                    mode='create', user='Bob')
-    (4, {1: 'This object already exists...})
+    (4, 4)
 
 The log file will tell us this in more detail:
@@ -278 +279 @@
     Processing time: ... s (... s/item)
     Processed: 4 lines (0 successful/ 4 failed)
-    ----------------------------------------------------------------------
-    line 1 (1): This object already exists. Skipping.
-    line 2 (2): This object already exists. Skipping.
-    line 3 (3): This object already exists. Skipping.
-    line 4 (4): This object already exists. Skipping.
 
 This time a new file was created, which keeps all the rows we could not
@@ -310 +306 @@
     >>> processor.doImport('newcomers.csv', ['name', 'dinoports', 'owner'],
     ...                    mode='update', user='Bob')
-    (4, {})
-
-No we want to tell, that Wilma got an extra port for her second dino:
+    (4, 0)
+
+Now we want to tell, that Wilma got an extra port for her second dino:
 
     >>> open('newcomers.csv', 'wb').write(
@@ -327 +323 @@
     >>> processor.doImport('newcomers.csv', ['name', 'dinoports', 'owner'],
     ...                    mode='update', user='Bob')
-    (1, {})
+    (1, 0)
 
     >>> wilma = stoneville['Wilmas Asylum']
@@ -344 +340 @@
     >>> processor.doImport('newcomers.csv', ['name', 'dinoports', 'owner'],
     ...                    mode='update', user='Bob')
-    (1, {1: 'Cannot update: no such entry.'})
+    (1, 1)
     
 Also invalid values will be spotted:
@@ -355 +351 @@
     >>> processor.doImport('newcomers.csv', ['name', 'dinoports', 'owner'],
     ...                    mode='update', user='Bob')
-    (1, {1: 'conversion error: ... dinoports: ValueError...NOT-A-NUMBER...
+    (1, 1)
 
 We can also update only some cols, leaving some out. We skip the
@@ -367 +363 @@
     >>> processor.doImport('newcomers.csv', ['name', 'owner'],
     ...                    mode='update', user='Bob')
-    (1, {})
+    (1, 0)
 
     >>> wilma.owner
@@ -398 +394 @@
     >>> processor.doImport('newcomers.csv', ['name', 'dinoports', 'owner'],
     ...                    mode='update', user='Bob')
-    (1, {})
+    (1, 0)
 
     >>> wilma.dinoports is None
@@ -412 +408 @@
     >>> processor.doImport('newcomers.csv', ['name', 'dinoports', 'owner'],
     ...                    mode='update', user='Bob')
-    (1, {})
+    (1, 0)
 
     >>> wilma.dinoports is None
@@ -430 +426 @@
     >>> processor.doImport('newcomers.csv', ['name', 'dinoports', 'owner'],
     ...                    mode='remove', user='Bob')
-    (1, {})
+    (1, 0)
 
     >>> sorted(stoneville.keys())