multiple statements in one query doesn't works

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Database system/driver:

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TypeORM version:

[] latest [ ] @next [x] 0.2.7 (or put your version here)

Steps to reproduce or a small repository showing the problem: Hello I would like to create a query with multiple statements like this:

queryRunner.query(`CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS \`pool_${this.gameId}_${index + 1}\` ` +
                    `(\`id\` int NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, ` +
                    `\`hash\` varchar(255) NOT NULL, ` +
                    `\`used\` boolean NOT NULL, ` +
                    `\`index\` int NULL, ` +
                    `PRIMARY KEY (\`id\`)) ENGINE=InnoDB; ` +
                    `CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS` +
                    ` \`available_pool_${this.gameId}_${index + 1}\` ` +
                    `(\`id\` int NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, PRIMARY KEY (\`id\`)) ENGINE=InnoDB;`);

But i get error, if I copy that inside of mysql it executes the query correctly.

[elthrasher]

What’s the need to create two tables in one statement? Can’t you just

await queryRunner.query(`CREATE TABLE 1...
await queryRunner.query(`CREATE TABLE 2...

In any case, it’s possible to do this if your driver supports it, though it’s not explicitly documented in typeorm. See https://github.com/mysqljs/mysql#multiple-statement-queries You can pass these params through typeorm to the driver via the extra property: http://typeorm.io/#/connection-options/common-connection-options I realize you’re using mssql, not mysql. I glanced at the mssql docs and didn’t see support for this, but I’m not familiar with the library. I recommend just using two statements. I don’t see anything in the code above that would prohibit this.

[dancespiele]

Thank you @elthrasher, if I do that works:

const connectionOptions = await getConnectionOptions();
Object.assign(connectionOptions, {multipleStatements: true});
const db = await createConnection(connectionOptions);

I know that I can do query for each statements but I want to save queries.