Drew Dambrell

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Recent posts by Drew Dambrell

I am very pro american, I live in Florida, even tried to join the Marines (Metatarsuls-adductus PDQ'd me). But the whole Iraqi crisis is just America being good housekeepers and cleaning up the mess they made, with very evident help from our allies in this little conflict. We made a mistake putting Hussien in power, we fixed our mistake. 'nuff said
19 years ago
Wondering if there are job openings somewhere along the I-4 Corridor (a preference, not a requirement).

Will provide resume if asked
19 years ago
Thanks guys for all your input, you've been a great help to me, I definitely know where I'm e-chillin from now on
p.s.(yay for puttin e- in front of everything to make it internet
compatible!)
These are some snippets of code that explains what I'm talking about:
(Prepared Statement)
AddACategory2 = connection.prepareStatement("INSERT INTO TABLE tbl_CategoryOptions (SKU, Category, Size, Color) VALUES (?), (?), (?), (?)");

(Method using Prep Statement)
private void AddCategory(int a, ArrayList b)
{
try{
AddACategory1.setInt(1, a);
AddACategory2.setInt(1, ???);
}


catch(SQLException se){ se.printStackTrace();}
}
I'm pulling in an Int and 3 Strings sequentially from ArrayList b and I need to place them into AddACategory2.....
you could use PL/SQL worksheet or someother interface app to test your query b4 you actually add it in your code
or something along those lines
[ March 31, 2004: Message edited by: Dru InHeaven() ]
I was in need of some Info...(my first post btw)...I am trying to pass values from an ArrayList into individual fields in a Database, I have no clue what I'm doing.....any help in the way of this would be awesome, thx guys