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          Supposing you are using h2 test database.



          My src/test/resources/application.properties file has:



          spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=create-drop


          You'll need a configuration file with the following structure. (This is a configuration example located inside the folder src/test/java):



          @Profile("test")
          @Configuration
          public class H2Config {

          @Autowired
          private DataSource datasource;

          @PostConstruct
          public void loadSQL() throws Exception {
          ScriptUtils.executeSqlScript(datasource.getConnection(), new ClassPathResource("/sql/load_database.sql"));
          }
          }


          The file 'load_database.sql': (the full path is /src/test/resources/sql/load_database.sql)



          CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE OPER_DISPN(
          ID NUMBER NOT NULL,
          DT_VCTO_OPER DATE NOT NULL
          );


          INSERT INTO OPER_DISPN(ID,DT_VCTO_OPER) VALUES (1,TO_DATE('2018/09/21', 'yyyy/mm/dd'));


          If you are using mapped entities(with @Entity) ( with create-drop) you won't need the 'CREATE TABLE' part for that.



          And now, all your integration tests have the script data inserted



          Edit: ( My test structure) I've created at github my example application. Please see the test structure and run the tests:



          TNotMappedRepository.testLoadDataFind()
          PersonRepository.testLoadDataFind()


          Github: https://github.com/thiagochagas/insert-data-tests






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          • Thanks for the suggestion @ThiagoChagas. Is this leveraging Spring's DI framework? I gave it a go but I'm seeing that the Configuration class and the @PostConstruct method is being invoked twice. Is this expected?
            – n00b
            Nov 19 at 20:52












          • No, this isn't the expected. I tested with my application however it passes only one time. I will add more information about my test structure.
            – Thiago Chagas
            Nov 19 at 23:23










          • @n00b I have seen that if your script has errors It will run twice (the Configuration part). Is there any error log?
            – Thiago Chagas
            Nov 21 at 19:40










          • Thanks for the repo link. I was missing the @ActiveProfile and @Profile annotations
            – n00b
            Nov 23 at 4:31











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          Supposing you are using h2 test database.



          My src/test/resources/application.properties file has:



          spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=create-drop


          You'll need a configuration file with the following structure. (This is a configuration example located inside the folder src/test/java):



          @Profile("test")
          @Configuration
          public class H2Config {

          @Autowired
          private DataSource datasource;

          @PostConstruct
          public void loadSQL() throws Exception {
          ScriptUtils.executeSqlScript(datasource.getConnection(), new ClassPathResource("/sql/load_database.sql"));
          }
          }


          The file 'load_database.sql': (the full path is /src/test/resources/sql/load_database.sql)



          CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE OPER_DISPN(
          ID NUMBER NOT NULL,
          DT_VCTO_OPER DATE NOT NULL
          );


          INSERT INTO OPER_DISPN(ID,DT_VCTO_OPER) VALUES (1,TO_DATE('2018/09/21', 'yyyy/mm/dd'));


          If you are using mapped entities(with @Entity) ( with create-drop) you won't need the 'CREATE TABLE' part for that.



          And now, all your integration tests have the script data inserted



          Edit: ( My test structure) I've created at github my example application. Please see the test structure and run the tests:



          TNotMappedRepository.testLoadDataFind()
          PersonRepository.testLoadDataFind()


          Github: https://github.com/thiagochagas/insert-data-tests






          share|improve this answer























          • Thanks for the suggestion @ThiagoChagas. Is this leveraging Spring's DI framework? I gave it a go but I'm seeing that the Configuration class and the @PostConstruct method is being invoked twice. Is this expected?
            – n00b
            Nov 19 at 20:52












          • No, this isn't the expected. I tested with my application however it passes only one time. I will add more information about my test structure.
            – Thiago Chagas
            Nov 19 at 23:23










          • @n00b I have seen that if your script has errors It will run twice (the Configuration part). Is there any error log?
            – Thiago Chagas
            Nov 21 at 19:40










          • Thanks for the repo link. I was missing the @ActiveProfile and @Profile annotations
            – n00b
            Nov 23 at 4:31















          up vote
          3
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          accepted










          Supposing you are using h2 test database.



          My src/test/resources/application.properties file has:



          spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=create-drop


          You'll need a configuration file with the following structure. (This is a configuration example located inside the folder src/test/java):



          @Profile("test")
          @Configuration
          public class H2Config {

          @Autowired
          private DataSource datasource;

          @PostConstruct
          public void loadSQL() throws Exception {
          ScriptUtils.executeSqlScript(datasource.getConnection(), new ClassPathResource("/sql/load_database.sql"));
          }
          }


          The file 'load_database.sql': (the full path is /src/test/resources/sql/load_database.sql)



          CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE OPER_DISPN(
          ID NUMBER NOT NULL,
          DT_VCTO_OPER DATE NOT NULL
          );


          INSERT INTO OPER_DISPN(ID,DT_VCTO_OPER) VALUES (1,TO_DATE('2018/09/21', 'yyyy/mm/dd'));


          If you are using mapped entities(with @Entity) ( with create-drop) you won't need the 'CREATE TABLE' part for that.



          And now, all your integration tests have the script data inserted



          Edit: ( My test structure) I've created at github my example application. Please see the test structure and run the tests:



          TNotMappedRepository.testLoadDataFind()
          PersonRepository.testLoadDataFind()


          Github: https://github.com/thiagochagas/insert-data-tests






          share|improve this answer























          • Thanks for the suggestion @ThiagoChagas. Is this leveraging Spring's DI framework? I gave it a go but I'm seeing that the Configuration class and the @PostConstruct method is being invoked twice. Is this expected?
            – n00b
            Nov 19 at 20:52












          • No, this isn't the expected. I tested with my application however it passes only one time. I will add more information about my test structure.
            – Thiago Chagas
            Nov 19 at 23:23










          • @n00b I have seen that if your script has errors It will run twice (the Configuration part). Is there any error log?
            – Thiago Chagas
            Nov 21 at 19:40










          • Thanks for the repo link. I was missing the @ActiveProfile and @Profile annotations
            – n00b
            Nov 23 at 4:31













          up vote
          3
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          accepted







          up vote
          3
          down vote



          accepted






          Supposing you are using h2 test database.



          My src/test/resources/application.properties file has:



          spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=create-drop


          You'll need a configuration file with the following structure. (This is a configuration example located inside the folder src/test/java):



          @Profile("test")
          @Configuration
          public class H2Config {

          @Autowired
          private DataSource datasource;

          @PostConstruct
          public void loadSQL() throws Exception {
          ScriptUtils.executeSqlScript(datasource.getConnection(), new ClassPathResource("/sql/load_database.sql"));
          }
          }


          The file 'load_database.sql': (the full path is /src/test/resources/sql/load_database.sql)



          CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE OPER_DISPN(
          ID NUMBER NOT NULL,
          DT_VCTO_OPER DATE NOT NULL
          );


          INSERT INTO OPER_DISPN(ID,DT_VCTO_OPER) VALUES (1,TO_DATE('2018/09/21', 'yyyy/mm/dd'));


          If you are using mapped entities(with @Entity) ( with create-drop) you won't need the 'CREATE TABLE' part for that.



          And now, all your integration tests have the script data inserted



          Edit: ( My test structure) I've created at github my example application. Please see the test structure and run the tests:



          TNotMappedRepository.testLoadDataFind()
          PersonRepository.testLoadDataFind()


          Github: https://github.com/thiagochagas/insert-data-tests






          share|improve this answer














          Supposing you are using h2 test database.



          My src/test/resources/application.properties file has:



          spring.jpa.hibernate.ddl-auto=create-drop


          You'll need a configuration file with the following structure. (This is a configuration example located inside the folder src/test/java):



          @Profile("test")
          @Configuration
          public class H2Config {

          @Autowired
          private DataSource datasource;

          @PostConstruct
          public void loadSQL() throws Exception {
          ScriptUtils.executeSqlScript(datasource.getConnection(), new ClassPathResource("/sql/load_database.sql"));
          }
          }


          The file 'load_database.sql': (the full path is /src/test/resources/sql/load_database.sql)



          CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE OPER_DISPN(
          ID NUMBER NOT NULL,
          DT_VCTO_OPER DATE NOT NULL
          );


          INSERT INTO OPER_DISPN(ID,DT_VCTO_OPER) VALUES (1,TO_DATE('2018/09/21', 'yyyy/mm/dd'));


          If you are using mapped entities(with @Entity) ( with create-drop) you won't need the 'CREATE TABLE' part for that.



          And now, all your integration tests have the script data inserted



          Edit: ( My test structure) I've created at github my example application. Please see the test structure and run the tests:



          TNotMappedRepository.testLoadDataFind()
          PersonRepository.testLoadDataFind()


          Github: https://github.com/thiagochagas/insert-data-tests







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          answered Nov 18 at 22:22









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          • Thanks for the suggestion @ThiagoChagas. Is this leveraging Spring's DI framework? I gave it a go but I'm seeing that the Configuration class and the @PostConstruct method is being invoked twice. Is this expected?
            – n00b
            Nov 19 at 20:52












          • No, this isn't the expected. I tested with my application however it passes only one time. I will add more information about my test structure.
            – Thiago Chagas
            Nov 19 at 23:23










          • @n00b I have seen that if your script has errors It will run twice (the Configuration part). Is there any error log?
            – Thiago Chagas
            Nov 21 at 19:40










          • Thanks for the repo link. I was missing the @ActiveProfile and @Profile annotations
            – n00b
            Nov 23 at 4:31


















          • Thanks for the suggestion @ThiagoChagas. Is this leveraging Spring's DI framework? I gave it a go but I'm seeing that the Configuration class and the @PostConstruct method is being invoked twice. Is this expected?
            – n00b
            Nov 19 at 20:52












          • No, this isn't the expected. I tested with my application however it passes only one time. I will add more information about my test structure.
            – Thiago Chagas
            Nov 19 at 23:23










          • @n00b I have seen that if your script has errors It will run twice (the Configuration part). Is there any error log?
            – Thiago Chagas
            Nov 21 at 19:40










          • Thanks for the repo link. I was missing the @ActiveProfile and @Profile annotations
            – n00b
            Nov 23 at 4:31
















          Thanks for the suggestion @ThiagoChagas. Is this leveraging Spring's DI framework? I gave it a go but I'm seeing that the Configuration class and the @PostConstruct method is being invoked twice. Is this expected?
          – n00b
          Nov 19 at 20:52






          Thanks for the suggestion @ThiagoChagas. Is this leveraging Spring's DI framework? I gave it a go but I'm seeing that the Configuration class and the @PostConstruct method is being invoked twice. Is this expected?
          – n00b
          Nov 19 at 20:52














          No, this isn't the expected. I tested with my application however it passes only one time. I will add more information about my test structure.
          – Thiago Chagas
          Nov 19 at 23:23




          No, this isn't the expected. I tested with my application however it passes only one time. I will add more information about my test structure.
          – Thiago Chagas
          Nov 19 at 23:23












          @n00b I have seen that if your script has errors It will run twice (the Configuration part). Is there any error log?
          – Thiago Chagas
          Nov 21 at 19:40




          @n00b I have seen that if your script has errors It will run twice (the Configuration part). Is there any error log?
          – Thiago Chagas
          Nov 21 at 19:40












          Thanks for the repo link. I was missing the @ActiveProfile and @Profile annotations
          – n00b
          Nov 23 at 4:31




          Thanks for the repo link. I was missing the @ActiveProfile and @Profile annotations
          – n00b
          Nov 23 at 4:31


















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