SeeAllData=false and Pricebooks

Starting summer 14, you can now use Test.getStandardPricebookId() to get the Id of the current Pricebook. This works in Test classes only.

Here is a sample on how this works in practice

    @isTest
    public class PriceBookTest {
        // Utility method that can be called by Apex tests to create price book entries.
        static testmethod void addPricebookEntries() {
            // First, set up test price book entries.
            // Insert a test product.
            Product2 prod = new Product2(Name = 'Laptop X200', Family = 'Hardware');
            insert prod;
            // Get standard price book ID.
            // This is available irrespective of the state of SeeAllData.
            Id pricebookId = Test.getStandardPricebookId();
            // 1. Insert a price book entry for the standard price book.
            // Standard price book entries require the standard price book ID we got earlier.
            PricebookEntry standardPrice = new PricebookEntry(Pricebook2Id = pricebookId, Product2Id = prod.Id, UnitPrice = 10000, IsActive = true);
            insert standardPrice;
            // Create a custom price book
            Pricebook2 customPB = new Pricebook2(Name='Custom Pricebook', isActive=true);
            insert customPB;
            // 2. Insert a price book entry with a custom price.
            PricebookEntry customPrice = new PricebookEntry(
            Pricebook2Id = customPB.Id, Product2Id = prod.Id, UnitPrice = 12000, IsActive = true);
            insert customPrice;
            // Next, perform some tests with your test price book entries.
         }
    }

There is still no resolution to this - the pre-release Summer 13 Apex docs still say to use seeAllData=true in this case:

http://www.salesforce.com/us/developer/docs/apexcodepre/Content/apex_testing_data_access.htm?SearchType=Stem&Highlight=SeeAllData

There's finally a solution that doesn't use SeeAllData!

Use Test.getStandardPricebookId() to get the ID of the Standard Pricebook from within your test methods.

http://blog.force365.com/2014/05/22/salesforce-summer-14-platform-highlights/

edit: Oh, Mohith hinted at that.