How to use BuildIoDelete method of NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper.SetupHelper class

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...41 case EtlRunXml etlRun: return BuildDataEngineeringEtlRun(etlRun);42 case ConnectionWaitXml connectionWait: return BuildDataEngineeringConnectionWait(connectionWait);43 case TableLoadXml load: return BuildDataEngineeringTableLoad(load);44 case TableResetXml reset: return BuildDataEngineeringTableReset(reset);45 case FileDeleteXml fileDelete: return BuildIoDelete(fileDelete);46 case FileDeletePatternXml deletePattern: return BuildIoDeletePattern(deletePattern);47 case FileDeleteExtensionXml deleteExtension: return BuildIoDeleteExtension(deleteExtension);48 case FileCopyXml fileCopy: return BuildIoCopy(fileCopy);49 case FileCopyPatternXml filePattern: return BuildIoCopyPattern(filePattern);50 case FileCopyExtensionXml fileExtension: return BuildIoCopyExtension(fileExtension);51 case ExeKillXml exeKill: return BuildProcessKill(exeKill);52 case ExeRunXml exeRun: return BuildProcessRun(exeRun);53 case ServiceStartXml serviceStart: return BuildProcessStart(serviceStart);54 case ServiceStopXml serviceStop: return BuildProcessStop(serviceStop);55 case WaitXml wait: return BuildProcessWait(wait);56 case CustomCommandXml custom: return BuildProcessCustom(custom);57 case CommandGroupXml group: return BuildGroup(group.Guid, group.Commands, group.Parallel, group.RunOnce);58 default: throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException();59 }60 }61 private IBatchRunCommandArgs BuildDataEngineeringBatchRun(SqlRunXml xml)62 {63 var helper = new ScalarHelper(serviceLocator, new Context(variables));64 var args = new65 {66 xml.Guid,67 Name = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.Name),68 Path = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.Path),69 xml.Settings?.BasePath,70 Version = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.Version),71 xml.ConnectionString,72 };73 return args.ActLike<IBatchRunCommandArgs>();74 }75 private IEtlRunCommandArgs BuildDataEngineeringEtlRun(EtlRunXml xml)76 {77 var helper = new ScalarHelper(serviceLocator, new Context(variables));78 var args = new79 {80 xml.Guid,81 Name = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.Name),82 Path = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.Path),83 Version = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.Version),84 };85 return args.ActLike<IEtlRunCommandArgs>();86 }87 private IConnectionWaitCommandArgs BuildDataEngineeringConnectionWait(ConnectionWaitXml xml)88 {89 var helper = new ScalarHelper(serviceLocator, new Context(variables));90 var args = new91 {92 xml.Guid,93 xml.ConnectionString,94 TimeOut = helper.InstantiateResolver<int>(xml.TimeOut),95 };96 return args.ActLike<IConnectionWaitCommandArgs>();97 }98 private ILoadCommandArgs BuildDataEngineeringTableLoad(TableLoadXml xml)99 {100 var helper = new ScalarHelper(serviceLocator, new Context(variables));101 var args = new102 {103 xml.Guid,104 TableName = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.TableName),105 FileName = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.InternalFileName),106 xml.ConnectionString107 };108 return args.ActLike<ILoadCommandArgs>();109 }110 private IResetCommandArgs BuildDataEngineeringTableReset(TableResetXml xml)111 {112 var helper = new ScalarHelper(serviceLocator, new Context(variables));113 var args = new114 {115 xml.Guid,116 TableName = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.TableName),117 xml.ConnectionString118 };119 return args.ActLike<IResetCommandArgs>();120 }121 private IDeleteCommandArgs BuildIoDelete(FileDeleteXml xml)122 {123 var helper = new ScalarHelper(serviceLocator, new Context(variables));124 var args = new125 {126 xml.Guid,127 Name = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.FileName),128 Path = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.Path),129 xml.Settings?.BasePath130 };131 return args.ActLike<IDeleteCommandArgs>();132 }133 private IDeletePatternCommandArgs BuildIoDeletePattern(FileDeletePatternXml xml)134 {135 var helper = new ScalarHelper(serviceLocator, new Context(variables));136 var args = new137 {138 xml.Guid,139 Path = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.Path),140 Pattern = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.Pattern),141 xml.Settings?.BasePath142 };143 return args.ActLike<IDeletePatternCommandArgs>();144 }145 private IDeleteExtensionCommandArgs BuildIoDeleteExtension(FileDeleteExtensionXml xml)146 {147 var helper = new ScalarHelper(serviceLocator, new Context(variables));148 var args = new149 {150 xml.Guid,151 Path = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.Path),152 Extension = helper.InstantiateResolver<string>(xml.Extension),153 xml.Settings?.BasePath154 };155 return args.ActLike<IDeleteExtensionCommandArgs>();156 }157 private ICopyCommandArgs BuildIoCopy(FileCopyXml xml)158 {159 var helper = new ScalarHelper(serviceLocator, new Context(variables));...

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1using NBi.NUnit.Builder.Helper;2using NBi.NUnit.Query;3using NBi.NUnit.Runtime.Configuration;4using NBi.Xml.Constraints;5using NBi.Xml.Items;6using NBi.Xml.Settings;7using NBi.Xml.Systems;8using NUnitCtr = NUnit.Framework.Constraints;9using NUnit.Framework;10using System;11using System.Collections.Generic;12using System.Data;13using System.Data.SqlClient;14using System.Linq;15using System.Text;16using System.Threading.Tasks;17using NBi.Core.ResultSet;18using NBi.Core.Query;19using NBi.Core.Query.Resolver;20{21 {22 public void TestMethod()23 {24 var settingsXml = new SettingsXml();25 var systemUnderTestXml = new SystemUnderTestXml();26 systemUnderTestXml.ConnectionString = "Data Source=.;Initial Catalog=TestDb;Integrated Security=True";27 var systemUnderTest = new SystemUnderTest(systemUnderTestXml, settingsXml);28 var queryXml = new QueryXml();29 queryXml.Query = "SELECT * FROM [dbo].[Employee] WHERE [EmployeeId] = @EmployeeId";30 var query = new Query(queryXml, settingsXml);31 var constraintXml = new ConstraintXml();32 constraintXml.Not = false;33 constraintXml.NoRows = true;34 var constraint = new NoRowsConstraint(constraintXml, settingsXml);35 var ctr = new NoRowsConstraintBuilder().GetConstraint(systemUnderTest, query, constraint);36 var cmd = new SqlCommand();37 cmd.Parameters.AddWithValue("@EmployeeId", 1);38 var res = ctr.ApplyTo(cmd);39 Assert.AreEqual(true, res);40 }41 }42}

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