utPLSQL - Testing Framework for PL/SQL

The ultimate unit testing framework for Oracle PL/SQL.

Free, open-source, and inspired by the xUnit family (JUnit, NUnit, etc.).

Write and run tests directly in PL/SQL, integrate with your CI/CD pipeline, and verify your code stability with every build.

Latest News¶

Incorporation of utPLSQL Development Labs Ltd

· September 25, 2026 · news

For many years, utPLSQL has been built and maintained through the contributions of dedicated and passionate engineers from the community.

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Next chapter for utPLSQL

· August 12, 2026 · news

utPLSQL v3 has come a long way since it was first released in 2017. It has already been over 10 years since the first discussions about starting the project began. However…

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utPLSQL-cli and utPLSQL-maven-plugin v3.2.1 released

September 27, 2026 · releases · utplsql-cli · utplsql-maven-plugin

Both utPLSQL-cli and utPLSQL-maven-plugin v3.2.1 are now available, adding support for Oracle Wallet (Secure External Password Store) connections.

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utPLSQL v3.2.3 released

July 10, 2026 · releases · utplsql-core

Fix issue with UT_TAP_REPORTER on Oracle 23.26 · Fixed support for camelCase in context --%name annotation · utPLSQL can be installed in editioned schema · +4 more

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Project	Description	What's new?	Something broken?
utPLSQL	Core framework — install and run unit tests in Oracle	releases	report it here
utPLSQL-cli	Command-line client for running tests from CI/CD pipelines	releases	report it here
utPLSQL-maven-plugin	Maven plugin for running utPLSQL tests	releases	report it here
utPLSQL-SQLDeveloper	SQL Developer extension	releases	report it here
utPLSQL-PLSQL-Developer	PL/SQL Developer extension	releases	report it here
utPLSQL-java-api	Java API for connecting to utPLSQL	releases	report it here
utPLSQL-dotnet-api	.NET API for connecting to utPLSQL		report it here
utPLSQL-demo-project	Demonstration project showcasing running utPLSQL tests in Github Actions with dockerized Oracle DB		report it here

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