Check the SQL Server query syntax

Has a valid command text

Call the method Mocks.HasValidSqlServerCommandText() to check if your string CommandText respect the SQL Server syntax. Without connection to SQL Server (but using the (Microsoft.SqlServer.SqlParser)[https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.SqlServer.SqlParser] package).

conn.Mocks
    .HasValidSqlServerCommandText()
    .WhenTag("MyTag")
    .ReturnsScalar(14);

So the CommandText="SELECT ** FROM EMP" (double *) will raised a MockException with the message Incorrect syntax near '*'.

Default validation

You can also define a default value using the MockDbConnection.HasValidSqlServerCommandText property.

var conn = new MockDbConnection()
{
    HasValidSqlServerCommandText = true
};

If your database engine is SQL Server, we recommand to use this flag, to validate all your queries.

Specific activation or desactivation

Even if you have disable syntax checking for all queries, you can enable it for a single query.

conn.Mocks
    .When(cmd => cmd.CommandText.Contains("FROM EMP") &&
                 cmd.HasValidSqlServerCommandText() )
    .ReturnsScalar(14);