Use text blocks for SQL statements #2137
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With Java 17 now being the baseline, strings containing SQL statements can be managed more conveniently using text blocks.
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With Java 17 now being the baseline, strings containing SQL statements can be managed more conveniently using text blocks.
Note: these changes require upgrade of Spring JavaFormat in order for the formatter to be able to deal with text blocks.