Hello,It is pretty convenient to work with queries in a sql file: it can be loaded into SQL client (e.g. SQuirrel) and queries can be tested by by selecting/running them; you get SQL syntax highlighting and you can save from SQL client directly to your project resources directory as you work on the queries. I have this functionality implemented and using it extensively in a Scala project and would like to push it to DbUtils instead. Query names are delimeted by triple dash and a colon - see attached examples with and without tricky comments (that get filtered out during loading whole thing into a Map).
I can translate it to Java easily enough - would this be accepted upstream? -- /--Regards, Alex/
queries_clean.sql
Description: application/sql
queries_tricky.sql
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