Finished the refactory of ComparedStoredQueries and
ComparedStoredQueriesHideMacthingRows classes. I putted the drop table at
the end of the test too.

In ComparedStoredQueriesHideMacthingRows I read the Parse.body property to
know if the rows column comparisons fails. I didn't like this approach but
to change it I think a better approach should be extend the Parse class and
put a method that return true or false for that property.

What you guys think about it?


2014/1/13 Yavor Nikolov <notifications@github.com>

> In
> FitNesseRoot/DbFit/AcceptanceTests/CoreTests/CommonSuite/StoreAndCompareQueriesHideMatchingRows/content.txt:
>
> > @@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
> > +!|Execute|create table TESTTBL (N int, TWON int)|
> > +
> > +!|Execute|create table TESTTBLA (N int, TWON int)|
>
> There should be drop table at the end for these. Otherwise the test fails
> on second run.
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