Question

I have the following in Confluence:

{panel}
Hello World 1
{panel}

{sql-query:datasource=DS|output=wiki|table=false|macros=true}
select '\{panel\}\\' from dual
{sql-query}

{sql-query:datasource=DS|output=wiki|table=false|macros=true}
select 'Hello World 2\\' from dual
{sql-query}

{sql-query:datasource=DS|output=wiki|table=false|macros=true}
select '\{panel\}' from dual
{sql-query}

The first panel (Hello World 1) displays correctly. The second panel (Hello World 2) does not. See output below.

How do I get Confluence to evaluate the wiki markup in the data that is returned from the SQL?

I have tried enclosing everything in a run macro e.g.

{run:hideParameters=true|hideRun=true|autoRun=true}
...
{run}

but this does not seem to have any effect.

Answer 1

After some hair pulling, and thanks in part to the information provided in @Steffen’s answer, I found the following solution:

{sql-query:datasource=DS|table=false|output=wiki}
select macroline from
(
    select 10 as seq, '{panel}' as macroline from dual
    union
    select 20 as seq, 'Hello World 2' as macroline from dual
    union
    select 30 as seq, '{panel}' as macroline from dual
)
order by seq
{sql-query}

A bit painful having to construct it all in one query but this gives the desired result.