Hi Colleagues,Is there a way to start Linux script or etc. to run SQL query while transition?
Thank you in advance
With kind regardsVyacheslav StarovoytovTSD Group
Yes, there's an "excute" method you can use on strings, which is a bit inelegant, but a starting point. For example "ls -l".execute()
But, you'll almost certainly be wanting to trap any output and probably store it if you're doing that, and that gets more complex.
You mention SQL as well - that's also possible, although I'd let the system do the work - if you have the right driver installed, groovy supports execution of SQL via that.
However, I'd want to ask "why"? If your SQL is to be run on JIRA data, then there's actually a good chance that you should not be doing it at all.
Hi, Nic,
Thanks for the support!
My case is:
On the SQL-server we have two DB: one is JIRA and other it is our own. My need is to insert/update data in our own database when issue is being moved or when there is a custom event.
Is there a way to not do it (e.g. with Groovy or etc.)?
Hey Vyacheslav
There is a similar example in the documentation -
Connecting to databases.
regards,
Thanos
Yes, I'd use Thanos's example code to create a connection to the other database.
My fear (which happens too much) is that you might be trying to write to the JIRA database - don't ever do that. Updating your other database from JIRA is fine (assuming it's not sensitive like JIRA rightly is)
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