30 May 2024

#JDBC

#JDBC
What transaction insulation levels are supported in JDBC
What parts is JDBC from
What is JDBC url
What are the advantages of using JDBC
What is the difference between Statement and PrepareDstate
What is Resultset
What is the difference between Execute, Executequary, Executeupdate
Why do we need Resultset
How to close the connection connection
How to cause a stored procedure
How is the database request and processing the results are carried out
How to register a jdbc driver
How can you install a connection with a database
How Resultset works inside
  • JDBC
  • JDBC driver
  • T1 JDBC-ODBC Drivers
  • T2 Native API Drivers
  • T3 Network Protocol Drivers
  • T4 Native Protocol Drivers
  • Transaction Management
  • Batch Processing - addBatch(), executeBatch, clearBatch()
  • Java.sql.DriverManager (Class)
  • Java.sql.Connection (Interface)
  • Java.sql.Statement (Interface)
  • Java.sql.PrepareStatement (Interface)
  • Java.sql.CallableStatement (Interface)
  • Java.sql.ResultSet (Interface)
  • Java.sql.ResultSetMetaData (Interface)
  • Java.sql.DatabaseMetaData (Interface)
  • Java.sql.Date (Class)
  • Java.sql.Time (Class)
  • Java.sql.Blob (Interface)
  • Java.sql.Clob (Interface)
  • executeQurey() vs executeUpdate() vs execute()
  • Statement: Used to execute static SQL queries
  • PreparedStatement: Used to execute dynamic or parameterized SQL queries
  • CallableStatement: Used to execute stored procedures, cursors, and functions
  • Statement vs PreparedStatement vs CallableStatement

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