ncover & unit tests

Hi, I am new to Ncover.

I would like to see how much code cover my unit test. When I run Ncover (please have a look below) I get Sequence Point Coverage: 0.0% & Branch Coverage: 0.0% Why it is like that? How can I see coverage? NCover.Console v2.1.0 (Administrator x86) - Code Coverage Analysis for .NET Copyright (c) 2008 Gnoso Inc. http://www.ncover.com Registered to Customer #: 17715 NCover Enterprise Edition (1 User) 30 days left in the trial period. Command: D:\develop\platforms\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\mstest.exe Command Args: "/testcontainer:D:\aau\Projects\Call\src\Call\ScoreEngineCall\TestProject\bin\Debug\TestProject.dll" Working Directory: Assemblies: Program Output Microsoft (R) Test Execution Command Line Tool Version 9.0.21022.8 Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Loading D:\aau\Projects\Call\src\Call\ScoreEngineCall\TestProject\bin\Debug\TestProject.dll... Starting execution... Results Top Level Tests





Passed                TestProject.MiscTest.CalculateAgeFailsTest
Passed                TestProject.MiscTest.CalculateAgeTest
Passed                TestProject.MiscTest.ConvertToDateTimeTest
Passed                TestProject.RequestDaoTest.InsertTest
Passed                TestProject.RequestDaoTest.SelectByIndexTest
Passed                TestProject.RequestDaoTest.SelectTest
Passed                TestProject.RequestDaoTest.UpdateTest
...(and so on)
29/29 test(s) Passed


Summary

Test Run Completed.

  Passed  29

  Total   29
Results file:      D:\aau\Projects\Call\src\Call\ScoreEngineCall\TestProject\bin\Debug\TestResults\tomb_TOMB-1 2008-11-03 14_34_35.trx
Run Configuration: Default Run Configuration
 End Program Output 

Execution Time: 00:00:21.8614352s
Sequence Point Coverage: 0.0%
Branch Coverage: 0.0%

Coverage Xml: D:\aau\Projects\Call\src\Call\ScoreEngineCall\TestProject\bin\Debug\Coverage.Xml

Thanks in advance.
Tom

        
        
        
        RE: ncover & unit tests
        
you need to run MSTest with the "//pm VSTestHost.exe" argument