How to execute a SQL query which includes temp table ( creates and inserts ) - JDBC Step
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How to execute a SQL query which includes temp table ( creates and inserts ) - JDBC Step
I have a JDBC test step with a SQL Query which has a temp table on it. I am not able to execute this query. Every time i try to execute i get below XML response. Anyone has any idea? Thanks.
<Results>
<UpdateCount>124</UpdateCount>
</Results>
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Please see below thread:
http://www.schibsted.pl/blog/groovy-sql-an-easy-way-to-database-scripting/
Regards,
Rao.
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Based on what I know of JDBC test steps and queries, this would be the expected result of a SQL query that creates/inserts. What are you expecting to see in return?
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So basically the query Declares some parameters, create temp table, inserts into that table from Stored proc . Then it does some data manipulation on that temp table and selects some columns to display. It should return the results with columns that are selected ( which it does in sql server ). But in JDBC step on SOAP UI it doesn't. Also, if i try to run any-other query which doesn't have create and insert statement in query it works fine.
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If you want to avoid using groovy script, is it possible to separate the SQL query into a few JDBC request test steps?
Step 1 create temp table, inserts etc
Step 2 selects some columns to display
Step 3 drop table if necessary
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I tried it in multiple steps
Step 1 : to create temp table and insert
Step 2. Selection
Step 3 : Drop temp table.
It didn't worked for me . Step 1 is fine , but nothing in step 2. At this moment, i moved to groovy script and i am facing a new challenge. Please let me know if you are aware on how to.
I was trying to send input data ( to SQL query ) from the excel sheet. I did fallowing
1. Get data from DataSoruce ( which is excel sheet )
def a = context.expand( '${DataSource#a}' )
def b = context.expand( '${DataSource#b}' )
2. I tried to see the output in the log output panel to see if this is pulling the data
log.info (a)
log.info (b)
i see the log just fine. Seems ok.
3. Then i am tring to send these DataSource value in the sql parameter so that i can test n number of scnerios. I am not able to data drive the parameter in the groovy. I did fallows.
sql.eachRow ('''Declare @PortfolioOldCode varchar(3) = ${DataSource#a},
@EndDate Date = ${DataSource#b}
--- This doesnt work..
Also, tried this
sql.eachRow ('''Declare @PortfolioOldCode varchar(3) = a,
@EndDate Date = b
sql.eachRow ('''Declare @PortfolioOldCode varchar(3) = :a,
@EndDate Date = 😛
- none of these worked.
Any one has any suggestion on how can i tackle this.
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Please see if the below thread helps.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31119400/how-to-run-below-pl-sql-code-from-groovy-againts-oracle...
Regards,
Rao.
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My query works in the groovy script if i don't data drive it. For example;
sql.eachRow ('''Declare @PortfolioOldCode varchar(3) = '113',
@EndDate Date = '4/30/2017'
if i send the parameter value like above the script works pretty well. However, i need to parameterize the sql input so that i can send multiple test data from the excel DataSource. I tried with getdata function but it didn't work for me. Therfore, wondering if there are other solution
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Have you looked at the above link from previous reply?
Regards,
Rao.
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This is T-SQL. Yes i did, but not much luck.
