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@SqlMergeMode - Spring Testing Annotation

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In this tutorial, we will learn about the  @SqlMergeMode  annotation, and at the end, we will see how the Spring Boot application can utilize the  @SqlMergeMode  annotation for testing. Therefore, read the post till the end. Before moving on, read our previous tutorial about  @Sql (click here) annotation .  Within the Spring testing context, SQL scripts and statements are executed against a database using the Spring  @Sql  annotation. About @SqlMergeMode The @SqlMergeMode  is a part of the  org.springframework.test.context.jdbc  package. It can be applied at the test class level or the test method level.  @Sql  declarations at the method level take precedence over those at the class level. But we can change this behavior by configuring  @SqlMergeMode . Two type of merge mode are there: MERGE OVERRIDE The OVERRIDE merge mode will be used by default. With the OVERRIDE mode, method-level @Sql declarations...