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updating table in oracle through JSP

 
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Hello..friends,

I am creating a JSP page..in which..there is one integer variable.
Now my problem is that i have to set that value of integer variable in one of my oracle tables.
Please give me syntax of update statement...because i dont know how to set the value of that variable in my table.
I am currently doing project of online ticket booking..and in that..i need to restore the value of integer variable that i am using in my jsp page into the columns of oracle table.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks in Advance.
Chinta Shah
 
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No difference than how you would do it in any other Java program. Though it'd be best to move any Java code out of the JSP and into beans or servlets.

Moved to the JDBC forum.
 
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Chintan,
The syntax of an update statement with examples.
 
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