1. Passing string array to a prepared statement stackoverflow.comPossible Duplicate:Can I make the prepared statement
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2. how to set arrayList with string objects to a prepared statement stackoverflow.comI have a java ArrayList of a datastructure (string name, string email). The task is, to save the list in the database. I have an approach in my mind to use ... |
3. How to resolve FindBugs Warning "A prepared statement is generated from a nonconstant String"? stackoverflow.comI have the following code where FindBugs is complaining that "A prepared statement is generated from a nonconstant String at .." at the second line. I tried declaring "sqlNew" as final ... |
4. Is it possible to get a string representation of a PreparedStatement? coderanch.comYeah, looks like you're right. Therefore, I took matters into my own hands and created my own class named DynamicStatement. It's very similar to PreparedStatement in that you have access to most of the frequently used set |
5. Class.forName(String class) not in jdk1.4? coderanch.comHello world, I am trying to connect to a Microsoft Access Data base using the below syntax. The problem is it works fine with jdk1.3 but it gives a compilation error with jdk1.4. Could you please let me know what I have to do to overcome this. A correct code would be much appriciated. Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver"); The error is this ; stockIT.java ... |
6. Set string parameter to Prepared Statement coderanch.com |
7. Find bug issue - A prepared statement is generated from a nonconstant String coderanch.comHi all, I have a method in the following nature public String getNameForCustomer(final String customerCode) throws MYException{ // name string String name = null; // The select query to get the public key final String selectQuery = MYConstants.SQL_SELECT_NAME_FROM_CUSTOMER_WHERE_CUSTOMER_NAME+ customerCode + "'"; // Declare variables Connection connection = null; PreparedStatement preparedStatement = null; ResultSet rs = null; try { // Get connection ... |
8. Something like PreparedStatement but for regular Strings forums.oracle.com |
9. Unable to set string in prepared statement forums.oracle.comBut all that aside, are you attemtping to use a String to set an "IN" list of integer ids? If, so, I don't believe that this can be done, and find it hard to believe that using the literal String produced the correct results (at least not in a PreparedStatement, in a normal Statement, yes, but as an argument in a ... |