The scenario is like this: for loop // runs say 200000 times { // here, i do a select from a database, fetching few rows which are expected to increase with every new iteration of for loop
I have a web application which executes oracle stored procedures and shows the results on a browser. The technology stack is as follows: Browser <-> spring mvc <-> [(tomcat)jboss] <-jdbc-> or
I am trying to connect to sql server 2005 instance running on a remote machine from my spring web application. This web application is running in tomcat server. Earlier When I connected to sql server
I am trying to make a application in java which connects to a mysql database. For this purpose I downloaded the mysql-connector-java-5.1.16-bin.jar connector.
I have a Date format in java that I need to save as a Time format in MySQL.Is there a way to just get the time part from the date?I know Dat.gettime() that returns a long but I just need the 开发者_如
I\'m using resultSet.next() to check whether a unique row exist in the database or not. But it is returning false even when the row exists in the database.
In the following java class i\'m having a method authenticate, in which i\'m using resultSet.next() method to check that whether the given userName and password exist in the database or not, but it is
I can\'t create a datasource for MySQL and WebLogic server 10.3 due to this error: Error: cannot load driver: com.mysql.jdbc.Dri开发者_Python百科ver
Just looking for people\'s opinion regarding communication between an Oracle 10G database running on Unix and a SQL Server database running on Windows.
I\'m using Spring MVC+Security and Oracle 10g. When I try authenticate I get the following error: Error : PreparedStatementCallback; invalid ResultSet access for SQL [SELECT PAYGATEMANAGER.AUTHENTICA