Apologies in advance if this is obvious. I crawled google and the
archives and didn't see what I needed.
I have a JDBC sampler set up, and I want to make some assertions on
the rows' data returned. I see that I can dump the JDBC response to a
file, and then subsequently iterate over the file, but that is not
getting me far enough.
1) I dont really want to use a file, I just want to iterate over the
jdbc reponse in memory. They're small responses (a few rows). how?
2) One issue I am having is that some of the rows contain timestamps.
It appears any response data I see is "toString()"ing the data, so
timestamps just appear as their Java class/mem address (e.g.
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" )
Is there some way to provide a row object (and some mapping code,
something like Spring's JdbcTemplate provides), and be able to iterate
over a list of row objects? I need to do things like see if a
timestamp is within +- 5 seconds of what it should be.
I haven't looked at BeanShell much yet. I'd prefer some simple Java
code that validates/tests JDBC response data. (e.g. boolean
verify(List<Row> response) )
Also, if there is an easy extension point for JDBC response processing
(that takes a ResultSet as an argument), I'd be interested in writing
up some code to help out in this area.
Thanks in advance.
-Abram
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