NAME

       Test::DBIx::Class::SchemaManager - Manages a DBIx::Class::SchemaManager for Testing

DESCRIPTION

       this class is a helper for Test::DBIx::Class.  Basically it is a type of wrapper or
       adaptor for your schema so we can more easily and quickly deploy it and cleanup it for the
       purposes of automated testing.

       You shouldn't need to use anything here.  However, we do define %ENV variables that you
       might be interested in using (although its probably best to define inline configuration or
       use a configuration file).

       FORCE_DROP_TABLE
           Set to a true value will force dropping tables in the deploy phase.  This will
           generate warnings in a database (like sqlite) that can't detect if a table exists
           before attempting to drop it.  Safe for Mysql though.

       KEEP_DB
           Usually at the end of tests we cleanup your database and remove all the tables
           created, etc.  Sometimes you might want to preserve the database after testing so that
           you can 'poke around'.  Personally I think it's better to write tests for the poking,
           but sometimes you just need a quick look.

           Please Note that KEEP_DB is not intended for use as a way to preserve deployed
           databases across tests or test runs.  I realize you may wish to try this as a way to
           reduce testing time, since starting and deploying databases can be time consuming,
           however it negates the goal we have to properly isolate the test cases.

           If there is tremendous need for this type of feature, we may in the future try to
           develop a good working system.  For now I recomment using the "reset_schema" (see
           "reset_schema" in Test::DBIx::Class for more) and subtests if you want to try this for
           a given test run..

SEE ALSO

       The following modules or resources may be of interest.

       DBIx::Class, Test::DBIx::Class

AUTHOR

       John Napiorkowski "<jjnapiork@cpan.org>"

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE

       Copyright 2009, John Napiorkowski "<jjnapiork@cpan.org>"

       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same
       terms as Perl itself.