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Over the past few years I have noticed that the distinction between functional tests and unit tests has blurred in a lot of projects. I think that using the features of modern testing frameworks like JUnit and TestNG to push functional tests into unit tests is the wrong approach, because it shifts the focus of the test from the test perspective to the development perspective. In this blog post, I explain in detail how I have come to this conclusion.
In the first part of this blog series, I have motivated the combined usage of SQL Power Architect and LiquiBase. This part takes a closer look on how to actually work with our tool-chain. My colleague Thomas Kellerer, who is also involved in the Power Architect development, provides some great tips and tricks.
