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faq:migration-toolkit:test-features [2019/09/20 10:32]
darya.prikhodkina [Option TEST]
faq:migration-toolkit:test-features [2019/09/20 10:51]
darya.prikhodkina [Option TEST]
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 There are two ways to specify the TEST option when running our toolkit: There are two ways to specify the TEST option when running our toolkit:
   - /TEST - when running from command-line;​   - /TEST - when running from command-line;​
-  - TEST=Yes - in the **[COMMON]** section of the [[guides:​migration-toolkit/​command-line/​sqlways-ini|sqlways.ini]] or sqlways_wzd.ini.+  - TEST=Yes - in the **[COMMON]** section of the [[guides:​migration-toolkit/​command-line/​sqlways-ini|sqlways.ini]] or sqlways_wzd.ini ​file.
  
 Option TEST is used to generate calling statements for procedures or functions converted either from scripts or from a database. If this option is set the conversion is not performed and only calling statements are generated. Please refer to the following example: Option TEST is used to generate calling statements for procedures or functions converted either from scripts or from a database. If this option is set the conversion is not performed and only calling statements are generated. Please refer to the following example:
  
-Assume you have the source Sybase ASE procedure. If the TEST option is not specified ​the conversion to Oracle ​is as follows: \\+Assume you have the source Sybase ASE procedure. If the TEST option is not specifiedconversion to Oracle ​will be as follows: \\
  
 **Table1** **Table1**
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 |create procedure sp_proc \\ as \\ declare @x int \\ select @x= 2 \\ GO |create or replace procedure sp_proc \\   as \\   ​v_x ​ NUMBER(10,​0);​ \\ BEGIN \\   v_x := 2; \\ END; | |create procedure sp_proc \\ as \\ declare @x int \\ select @x= 2 \\ GO |create or replace procedure sp_proc \\   as \\   ​v_x ​ NUMBER(10,​0);​ \\ BEGIN \\   v_x := 2; \\ END; |
  
-When the TEST option is ON the following calling statement ​is generated instead of the converted syntax: \\+When the TEST option is ON the following calling statement ​will be generated instead of the converted syntax: \\
  
 **Table2** **Table2**