sql server - C# SMO Database do not log creation -


i have integration test creates database of type microsoft.sqlserver.management.smo.database:

var defaultconnectionconnectionstring = configurationmanager.connectionstrings["defaultconnection"].tostring(); var sqlconnection = new sqlconnection(defaultconnectionconnectionstring); var serverconnection = new serverconnection(sqlconnection);  _server = new server(serverconnection);  _database = new database(_server, _integrationtestingdatabasename);  _database.create();

when run integration test via cli nunit, when test finishes, sql creating database dumped console. clutters output , not want see when running integration test. how can stop happening?

this goose chase , cannot reproduced.

i'm guessing there maybe confusion, perhaps 1 of scripts sql print or red-herring that. because executing unit test create sql db via sql management objects not output sql creation script.

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even executing directly command line doesn't log sql creation script. here repro:

using nunit.framework; using consoleapplication1; using system.io; using system.diagnostics;  [testfixture] public class unittest1 {         static filestream objstream;      [setup]     public static void setup()     {         objstream = new filestream(appdomain.currentdomain.basedirectory + "\\aaa_output.txt", filemode.openorcreate);         textwritertracelistener objtracelistener = new textwritertracelistener(objstream);         trace.listeners.add(objtracelistener);         trace.writeline("===================================");         trace.writeline("app start:" + datetime.now);         trace.writeline("===================================");     }      [testcase]     public void testmethod1()     {         program.createdb();     }      [teardown]     public static void teardown()     {         trace.flush();         objstream.close();     } }

results:

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