RDMPreparedStatement class

Implements the PreparedStatement interface of java.sql.

References

For more information, reference JDBC documentation for: PreparedStatement

Public Methods

Unsupported Methods

For all these unsupported methods the JDBC Driver will throw a SQLFeatureNotSupportedException instead of a SQLFeatureNotSupportedException.

SQL Array type. The SQL engine in RDM has no Array type, so the JDBC driver does not support it. This includes the following methods which throw a SQLException.

  • PreparedStatement.setArray(int, Array)

SQL XML type. The SQL engine in RDM has no XML type, so the JDBC driver does not support it. This includes the following methods which throw a SQLException.

  • PreparedStatement.setSQLXML(int, SQLXML)

SQL ROWID type. Although the SQL engine in RDM does have a rowid concept it is limited, so the JDBC driver limits what can be done. The following methods throw SQLExceptions.

  • PreparedStatement.setRowId(int, RowId)

SQL Ref type. The SQL engine in RDM has no Ref type, so the JDBC driver does not support it. This includes the following methods which throw a SQLException.

  • PreparedStatement.setRef(int, Ref)

SQL URL type. The SQL engine in RDM has no URL type, so the JDBC driver does not support it. This includes the following methods which throw a SQLException.

  • PreparedStatement.setURL(int, URL)

JDBC deprecated functions. The following are deprecated in JDBC 4.0 and thus are unsupported by the RDM JDBC driver and will throw a SQLException.

  • PreparedStatement.setUnicodeStream(int, InputStream, int)