spwrap | Simple Stored Procedure call wrapper with no framework

No, because what you define in your where: block is only locally available from within the corresponding feature method and is thus to be managed inside the method. So the initialisation is well kept inside the given: section (or setup:, which is just an alias) and the clean-up inside the cleanup: section.

The setup() and cleanup() methods however are executed for each single feature method in your specification class, i.e. those should only be used for data which are common to all feature methods and need to be initialised everytime a feature is executed, in contrast to @Shared variables which would rather be initialised in setupSpec().