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How to automate the Testing for the applications developed in .Net Platform?

Hi,

We have a Desktop application that developed in .Net platform. That Desktop application has many market variants. It uses MS. SQL Server and SQLight as a back-end. I want to automate the testing for the Desktop Application. I really do not want to do the Coded UI Testing.
I want to automate the Testing in a way that can improve and develop my coding skills.
Please provide the suggestion and ideas according to this.
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It sounds like you need to understand how the other parts of the Unit Testing Framework work.

Walkthrough: Creating and Running Unit Tests for Managed Code
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms182532.aspx
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hey guys.

I have tried Coded UI as well as TDD.

What about Behavior-Driven Development?
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looking for more suggestions.
The only automated testing that you are describing have done are part of the load testing that Microsoft includes in 2k12.  There is a web performance recorded test that allows you to record every test scenario you wish and then run it via a load test to determine load and that sort of thing.  I'm sure windows load test have something similar so I would poke around in there and see of that meets your needs.  With that being said I think that all the options that all the experts have listed here are a better solution than doing a recorded test simply because you can and will dissect your code and be very knowledgeable of what it does from all aspects.  

Hope this helps
Thanks for the suggestion binaryevo . Its great to know There is a web performance recorded test.  I am looking forward some links about this. Thanks