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    Java - SQL Package:: Statement Interface

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    The java.sql package provides APIs for connecting to databases, sending SQL statements, retrieving and updating query results, and handling exceptions. It includes classes for establishing a connection (DriverManager, Driver), executing statements (Statement, PreparedStatement, CallableStatement), retrieving results (ResultSet), and getting metadata (DatabaseMetaData, ResultSetMetaData). Statements are used to send SQL queries and return a boolean or update count. ResultSets contain the results of a query and allow iterating through rows and columns.

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    Java - SQL Package:: Statement Interface

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    The java.sql package provides APIs for connecting to databases, sending SQL statements, retrieving and updating query results, and handling exceptions. It includes classes for establishing a connection (DriverManager, Driver), executing statements (Statement, PreparedStatement, CallableStatement), retrieving results (ResultSet), and getting metadata (DatabaseMetaData, ResultSetMetaData). Statements are used to send SQL queries and return a boolean or update count. ResultSets contain the results of a query and allow iterating through rows and columns.

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    The java.sql package provides APIs for connecting to databases, sending SQL statements, retrieving and updating query results, and handling exceptions. It includes classes for establishing a connection (DriverManager, Driver), executing statements (Statement, PreparedStatement, CallableStatement), retrieving results (ResultSet), and getting metadata (DatabaseMetaData, ResultSetMetaData). Statements are used to send SQL queries and return a boolean or update count. ResultSets contain the results of a query and allow iterating through rows and columns.

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    java.

    sql package:

    The java.sql package contains API for the following:

     Making a connection with a database


    o DriverManager class –
    o Driver interface -
    o DriverPropertyInfo class - provides properties for a JDBC driver; not used by the general user
     Sending SQL statements to a database
    o Statement - used to send basic SQL statements
    o PreparedStatement - used to send prepared statements with parameters or basic SQL
    statements (derived from Statement)
    o CallableStatement - used to call database stored procedures (derived from
    PreparedStatement)
    o Connection interface - provides methods for creating statements and managing connections
    and their properties
    o Savepoint - provides savepoints in a transaction
     Retrieving and updating the results of a query
    o ResultSet interface
     Metadata
    o DatabaseMetaData interface -- provides information about the database
    o ResultSetMetaData interface - provides information about the columns of a ResultSet object
    o ParameterMetaData interface - provides information about the parameters to
    PreparedStatement commands
     Exceptions
    o SQLException -- thrown by most methods when there is a problem accessing data and by
    some methods for other reasons
    o SQLWarning -- thrown to indicate a warning
    o DataTruncation -- thrown to indicate that data may have been truncated

    Statement Interface

    Statement objects are returned by the createStatement() method of Connection. The execute(),
    executeUpdate(), and executeQuery() methods each take a Stringparameter that contains a SQL statement.
    execute() returns a boolean value that indicates whether a ResultSet is available. The ResultSet can then be
    retrieved with getResultSet(). executeUpdate() returns an update count and is used for INSERT, UPDATE,
    DELETE, and other data manipulation statements. executeQuery() is used for SELECTstatements, so it
    returns a ResultSet. There can be only one ResultSet active per query; the current ResultSet is closed when a
    new SQL statement of any kind is executed

    ResultSet Interface

    ResultSet objects are usually generated by the executeQuery() methods of Statement and PreparedStatement.
    ResultSet allows you to scroll navigate through the data once from beginning to end, iterating through rows
    using the next() method and retrieving individual fields using the getXXX() methods. The getMetaData()
    method returns a ResultSetMetaData object that describes the structure of the underlying data.

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