def setUp(self):
self.reader = MECODBReader()
self.connector = MSGDBConnector(True)
self.conn = self.connector.connectDB()
self.inserter = MECODBInserter()
self.util = MSGDBUtil()
self.lastSeqVal = None
self.tableName = 'MeterData'
self.colName = 'meter_data_id'
self.deleter = MECODBDeleter()
def setUp(self):
self.i = MECODBInserter()
self.util = MSGDBUtil()
self.connector = MSGDBConnector(True)
self.deleter = MECODBDeleter()
self.reader = MECODBReader()
self.lastSeqVal = None
self.conn = self.connector.connectDB()
self.sampleTableName = 'MeterData'
self.sampleDict = {'MeterName': '100001', 'UtilDeviceID': '100001',
'MacID': '00:00:00:00:00:00:00:00'}
self.keyName = 'meter_data_id'
def setUp(self):
self.i = MECODBInserter()
# Connect to the testing database.
self.connector = MSGDBConnector(testing=True)
self.conn = self.connector.connectDB()
self.lastSeqVal = None
# Does this work having the dictCur be in another class?
self.dictCur = self.connector.dictCur
self.cursor = self.conn.cursor()
self.deleter = MECODBDeleter()
self.tableName = 'MeterData'
self.columnName = 'meter_data_id'
self.configer = MSGConfiger()
self.logger = SEKLogger(__name__, 'debug')
self.dbUtil = MSGDBUtil()
