Manual:PHP unit testing/Oracle
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Status
Works with r101976 (1.19a) but is painfully slow because it recreates the schema for each test.
A workaround for this issue is to run a short Database test once (so it creates the testing schema) and then use --reuse-db switch that will only clear the schema without recreating it.
Tested against Oracle 11g SE.
Tips for developers
No-cost eval/development version of Oracle 11g "Express" available for Windows x86 and Linux x86_64:
Installation instructions can be found at Manual:Oracle.
