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MiguelGuerreiroMiguelGuerreiro 

Create a test class for trigger

Hello,

 

I have developed a trigger on Attachments. My idea is to update a case field when a new attachment is insert on a case. It works OK, not perfect.

 

I can't deploy it to production because I'm not able to create a test class for it... I tried but I'm only starting with Apex now. The code is below, can someone help me build a test class for it?

 

 

trigger NewAttachment on Attachment (before insert) {List<Case> CasesToUpdate = new List<Case>();for (Attachment t: Trigger.new){try{Case c = new Case(Id = t.ParentId);c.HasAttachments__c = true;CasesToUpdate.add(c);}catch (Exception e) {}}update CasesToUpdate;}//end

 

Thanks! 

 

 

Best Answer chosen by Admin (Salesforce Developers) 
bob_buzzardbob_buzzard

Something like the following should do it.  Haven't compiled this but its based on one of my working tests so shouldn't be too far off.

 

 

static testMethod void testAttachments() { Case cse=new Case(); insert cse; Attachment attach=new Attachment(); attach.Name='Unit Test Attachment'; Blob bodyBlob=Blob.valueOf('Unit Test Attachment Body'); attach.body=bodyBlob; attach.parentId=cse.id;

insert attach;

List<Attachment> attachments=[select id, name from Attachment where parent.id=:cse.id]; System.assertEquals(1, attachments.size()); }

 

 

 

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Shailesh DeshpandeShailesh Deshpande

you'll just need to create a Attachment in the test class and then run the test class....

 

 

private class testClass

{

    static testMethod void myUnitTest()

       {

            Attachment at = new Attachment();

            // initialize the compulsory fields

            insert at;

        }

}

bob_buzzardbob_buzzard

Something like the following should do it.  Haven't compiled this but its based on one of my working tests so shouldn't be too far off.

 

 

static testMethod void testAttachments() { Case cse=new Case(); insert cse; Attachment attach=new Attachment(); attach.Name='Unit Test Attachment'; Blob bodyBlob=Blob.valueOf('Unit Test Attachment Body'); attach.body=bodyBlob; attach.parentId=cse.id;

insert attach;

List<Attachment> attachments=[select id, name from Attachment where parent.id=:cse.id]; System.assertEquals(1, attachments.size()); }

 

 

 

This was selected as the best answer
MiguelGuerreiroMiguelGuerreiro

Thank you bob. 

 

It achieved 88% test coverage.  

AUEagleAUEagle

I have a similar problem getting my test class to work for the following trigger:

 

trigger ProductCalculations on Product2 (after insert, after update) {

Set<ID> statesIds = new Set<Id>{};
Map<ID, State_Activity_Management__c> statesMap = new Map<ID, State_Activity_Management__c>();

for (Product2 product:trigger.new){
statesIds.add(product.State_Activity_Management__c);
}

SAMTotals.UpdateTotals(statesIds);

}

 

public class SAMTotals {

public static void UpdateTotals(Set<ID> stateIds)
{
// Get list of SAM
List<State_Activity_Management__c> statelist = [SELECT Id,
Total_Annualized_Premium__c,
Total_Annualized_Premium_Non_Partnership__c,
Total_Annualized_Premium_Partnership__c,
Total_Claims__c,
Total_Policies_Inforce__c
FROM State_Activity_Management__c WHERE Id=:stateIds];
Map<Id, State_Activity_Management__c> mapStates = new Map<Id, State_Activity_Management__c>();
List<State_Activity_Management__c> toupdate = new List<State_Activity_Management__c>();

// Add Id and state object to map for easy reference
for (State_Activity_Management__c s:statelist)
{
mapStates.put(s.Id, s);
}

// Query all the totals
AggregateResult[] sumResults = [SELECT State_Activity_Management__c,
SUM(Annualized_Premium__c) premium,
SUM(Annualized_Premium_Non_Partnership__c) nonpartnership,
SUM(Annualized_Premium_Partnership__c) premiumpartnership,
SUM(Policies_Inforce__c) inforce,
SUM(Total_Claims__c) claims
FROM Product2 WHERE State_Activity_Management__c=:stateIds GROUP BY State_Activity_Management__c];


for (AggregateResult ar : sumResults)
{
State_Activity_Management__c s = mapStates.get((ID)ar.get('State_Activity_Management__c'));

// Update totals
s.Total_Annualized_Premium__c = (Double)ar.get('premium');
s.Total_Annualized_Premium_Non_Partnership__c = (Double)ar.get('nonpartnership');
s.Total_Annualized_Premium_Partnership__c = (Double)ar.get('premiumpartnership');
s.Total_Claims__c = (Decimal)ar.get('claims');
s.Total_Policies_Inforce__c = (Decimal)ar.get('inforce');

toupdate.add(s);
}

if (toupdate!=null){
update(toupdate);
}
}

}

 

My test class is as follows, but is not getting me any coverage.

 

@isTest
public with sharing class testSAMTotals
{
static testMethod void UpdateTotals ()
{



State_Activity_Management__c st = new State_Activity_Management__c(Name = 'testOhio');
insert st;


State_Activity_Management__c state = [SELECT Id, Name FROM State_Activity_Management__c where Id =:st.Id];
system.debug('statename id ' + state.Id);



List<Product2> prodList = new List<Product2>();

for(Integer i = 0;i<200; i++){
Product2 prod = new Product2(name='test' +i,State_Activity_Management__c=state.Id);
prodList.add(prod);
}
insert prodList;

}
}

 

I am not getting any coverage.  Any help would greatly be appreciated as I am relatively new to apex.

Thank You