The SQL parameter passed to java.sql.Connection.preparedStatement() is a
String. You can write whatever logic you want to build that string,
including counting the number of arguments obtained from somewhere else and
building the right number of placeholders accordingly. Probably won't be
very elegant, but certainly possible.
John
On Tue, 1 Apr 2003 10:36:14 -0500, Chakravarthy, Sundar
<schakravarthy@doas.ga.gov> wrote:
>
> Has anyone constructed a PreparedStatement where the number of ?s ( i.e
> bind variables ) is unknown at compile time ?
>
> Is there any support of that in JDBC ?
>
> Thanks
>
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