Hi,
I've got some soapUI tests, that use groovy scripts to first insert some data into a table
Previously, I've been using the following snippet of code to do this :
def conn = context.dbConnEtopup
conn.execute( "INSERT INTO A(ID, NAME) VALUES (1, "Johnny")" )
This works fine, however I have many test scripts that now do a similar (if not the same) SQL statements, so I'm trying to approach this by loading it in from a properties file, so my actual SQL statement is only in one place, for easier editing
However, my SQL statement that I'm trying to use is actually 2 inserts(or deletes), so the property being loaded in is :
DELETE * FROM TABLE_A; DELETE * FROM TABLE_B;
conn.execute()
can't handle the ;
, which means I could only use the first DELETE
statement
How can I get around this? I don't want to have to load each property separately and execute them. Ideally I just want one property, so I can add further delete statements in the future