RDMStatement class

Implements the Statement interface of java.sql.

References

For more information, reference JDBC documentation for: Statement

Public Methods

• addBatch(String sql)
• cancel()
• clearBatch()
• clearWarnings()
• close()
• execute(String sql)
• executeBatch()
• executeQuery(String sql)
• executeUpdate(String sql)
• getConnection()
• getFetchDirection()
• getFetchSize()
• getMaxFieldSize()
• getMaxRows()
• getMoreResults()
• getMoreResults(int current)
• getQueryTimeout()
• getResultSet()
• getResultSetConcurrency()
• getResultSetHoldability()
• getResultSetType()
• getUpdateCount()
• getWarnings()
• isClosed()
• isPoolable()
• isWrapperFor(Class<?> iface)
• setCursorName(String name)
• setEscapeProcessing(boolean enable)
• setFetchDirection(int direction)
• setFetchSize(int rows)
• setMaxFieldSize(int max)
• setMaxRows(int max)
• setQueryTimeout(int seconds)
• unwrap(Class<T> iface)

Unsupported Methods

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

• Statement.setPoolable(int)

Scrollable cursors. The SQL engine only supports static, forward-only cursors. Attempting to set the resultSetType to anything other than ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY or attempting to move in any other direction than forwards throws a SQLException. This affects the following methods.

• Statement.setFetchDirection(int)

Auto generated keys. The SQL engine does not support the returning of auto generated columns/keys. Attempting to specify that auto generated columns/keys should be returned will throw a SQLException. This affects the following methods

• Statement.execute(String, int)
• Statement.execute(String, int[])
• Statement.execute(String, String[])
• Statement.executeUpdate(String, int)
• Statement.executeUpdate (String, int[])
• Statement.executeUpdate (String, String[])
• Statement.getGeneratedKeys()