This repository contains the LaTeX source code and additional resources for a research paper that was accepted for publication at the 32nd International Conference on Software Maintenance and Evolution (ICSME 2016). The source code of the paper uses the LaTeX style files provided by the organizers of the conference and a wide variety of other packages that are normally standard with a modern LaTeX distribution such a TeXLive 2015.
You are invited to use this repository as a means for learning more about preparing papers in the field of automated software testing and as a way to investigate the results and writing in our paper. If you find this repository useful, could we trouble you to star this repository and then acknowledge it in your own research efforts? If you would like to learn more about research in the field of testing database applications, then you can check out gkapfham/research-bibliography and schemaanalyst/schemaanalyst-bibliography. If you would like to download the tool used to conduct the experiments presented in this paper, then please visit the schemaanalyst/schemaanalyst repository.
Here is a reference for the paper:
SchemaAnalyst: Search-based test data generation for relational database schemas Phil McMinn, Chris J. Wright, Cody Kinneer, Colton J. McCurdy, Michael Camara, and Gregory M. Kapfhammer 32nd International Conference on Software Maintenance and Evolution (ICSME 2016)
You can type the following command if you want to clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/schemaanalyst/icsme2016-satool-paper.git
If you want to compile the paper to a PDF, then you should type the following commands.
cd icsme2016-satool-paper
pdflatex icsme2016_tool_paper.tex
bibtex icsme2016_tool_paper.aux
pdflatex icsme2016_tool_paper.tex
pdflatex icsme2016_tool_paper.tex
Please note that this has been tested on an Ubuntu 16.04 workstation running a
recent version of LaTeX that was manually installed using the TeXLive
installer. It is also worth noting that you can also compile the paper using
other LaTeX development tools, such as latexmk
. If you are unable to compile
the paper with your development tools and your execution environment, then
please open a new issue and we will attempt to resolve your concerns.