December 2002
Intermediate to advanced
928 pages
85h 29m
English
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OracleStatement
Extends the java.sql.Statement interface. OracleCallableStatement and OraclePreparedStatement are subinterfaces. OracleStatement is a class in oracle.jdbc.driver in Oracle8i, with additional methods. See the Oracle documentation for details.
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- clearDefines( )
Clears previously defined types for the define columns of this statement.
- closeWithKey(java.lang.String key )
The underlying cursor is not closed and the statement handle is cached on the key, while the state, data, and metadata are not cleared. The statement can be retrieved with this key later. Oracle8i only.
- creationState( )
Deprecated with Oracle9i.
- defineColumnType(int column_index , int type )
Defines the type you will use to retrieve data from a particular database table column column_index.
- defineColumnType(int column_index , int type, int max_size )
Defines the type you will use to retrieve data from a particular database table column column_index with a max_ size.
- defineColumnType(int column_index , int typeCode , java.lang.String typeName )
Defines the typeCode you will use to retrieve data from a particular database table column column_index with column name typeName.
- defineColumnTypeBytes(int column_index , int type , int max_size )
Defines the type you will use to retrieve data from a particular database table column column_index and the maximum size of data in bytes.
- defineColumnTypeChars(int column_index , int type
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