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Prepared Statement Error
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Madhavan Sundararajan
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Joined: Jan 06, 2004
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Can I use a prepared statement to execute "select" queries? I get an error when I try to use it using JDBC..Here is the following error
SQL Exception from class SqlArrayTest executeStashQuery method java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01008: not all variables bound
Here is my query
"SELECT TO_CHAR(BUSINESSDAY,'YYYYMMDD'), TO_CHAR(RCV_DATE,'YYYYMMDD') FROM RCV where STOREID=?"
Pls clarify at the earliest
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Wayne L Johnson
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Joined: Sep 03, 2003
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Assuming that "STOREID" is an integer value, you need to make sure you call ".setInt(1, xxx);" on the prepared statement, where "xxx" is the int value you are searching on. This has to be done before you call "executeQuery()" on the prepared statement.
When you set up a prepared statement, the question marks (?) represent parameters that you will specify at execution time. For every parameter [?] in the query, you must call the appropriate setXXX() method. The error message you're getting seems to indicate that your parameter wasn't bound to a value, meaning you hadn't called "setInt()" before executing the query.
If this isn't your problem, please show us your code fragment.
[ February 18, 2004: Message edited by: Wayne L Johnson ]
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