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Feature: dump data as INSERT statements sqldump can dump data as INSERT statements so that the corresponding data can be inserted in a new database Scenario: simple table Given a database "foo.sqlite" with a table "number" with the following data | number[int] | | 42 | When I run `sqldump -d foo.sqlite -i number` Then it should pass with: """ INSERT INTO number (number) VALUES (42); """ Scenario: null value Given a database "foo.sqlite" with a table "number" with the following data | number[int] | | <null> | When I run `sqldump -d foo.sqlite -i number` Then it should pass with: """ INSERT INTO number (number) VALUES (NULL); """
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sqldump-0.0.2 | features/dump_as_insert.feature |
sqldump-0.0.1 | features/dump_as_insert.feature |