I cannot get past various system exceptions trying to use the loadData method. It seems to be something with the csv file; changing it alters the cause of failure.
I am using data from production extracted today with DataLoader, Win7, and Force.com IDE. I copied the statement straight from the example and modified it to List<sObject> td = Test.loadData(Lead.sObjectType, 'testLeads200'); I have also verified both the test class and the class under test are using api 26.
When I leave encoding as ANSI, the failure is System.UnexpectedException: Salesforce System Error: 1067929596. Changing to UTF-8, with and without Unix formatted EOL, it seems to be readable, but... Leaving the double quote qualifiers in place gives a System.StringException: CSV Parse error: Found unescaped quote. Removing the qualifier, the failure becomes System.StringException: Unknown field: Division (or whatever the first header becomes after removing column). When uploading the file to Static Resources with Firefox, MIME type is text/csv; with Chrome, it is application/vnd.ms-excel.
I could find only a couple related issues- some comments on an answer here in our beloved StackExchange about the MIME type(which one not specified), and a self-answered post on our beloved developerforce boards about rows having no value for date fields (tried removing all date fields). Does anyone have an idea, or a well placed smack on the head?
@isTest
private class AggregateRefreshTest {
//TODO: increase AggregateRefresh unit tests
//this is just a basic happy path run to start coverage
static testMethod void myUnitTest() {
//added in the example code from apex reference to check sanity
//initially was having the same issues; works now -
//but i have no idea what i did to the csv file
List<sObject> ls = Test.loadData(Account.sObjectType, 'testAccounts');
System.assert(ls.size() == 3);
//always fails at this statement
List<sObject> td = Test.loadData(Lead.sObjectType, 'testLeads200');
//verify loaded
system.assert(false); //another sanity check
System.assertEquals(200, td.size(), 'Static Resource Test Data did not load');
ID batchprocessid; Integer batch= 200; String fld='Division';
String[] vals = new String[]{};
for (sObject l : td){
vals.add(String.valueOf(l.get('Division')));
} //for (sObject l : td)
Test.startTest();
batchprocessid = Database.executeBatch(new AggregateRefresh(fld, vals), batch);
Test.stopTest();
AsyncApexJob a = [SELECT Id, Status, NumberOfErrors, JobItemsProcessed, TotalJobItems,
CreatedBy.Email, CompletedDate, CreatedDate FROM AsyncApexJob WHERE Id = :batchprocessid];
System.assertEquals('Completed', a.Status, 'AsyncApexJob Status');
} //static testMethod void myUnitTest()
} //private class AggregateRefreshTest
