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As we will see, the tests will be written in T-SQL. The next area is the Test Condition section:

These are some of the actions we specify after the test script is executed, just like the Asserts statement in the xUnit test framework.

We need to do one more step of tidying up before we begin. When we create the OrderDiscountTests class, it will create a default test for us. Click the Rename button and name it ZeroDollarOrderShouldHaveZeroDiscount. Now, click the "Click here to create" button, delete the comment, and enter the following code: exec sp_calculate_discount_for_order 0.00

We want the test to call our stored procedure and use $0.00 as the order price. Based on the corresponding table we mentioned at the beginning of the article, the discount quantity returned should be 0.00. Therefore, we need to add a Test Condition to compare our expected value with the return value. In our Test Condition section, delete Inconclusive Result (click Red X), then select Scalar Value in the drop-down list and click the add button.

This allows us to compare the expected values with the values of specific rows and columns in the result set. Right-click the row and select Properties, and modify it in the properties panel, where we want the value of row 1 and column 1 to be 0.00.

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