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Multiple prepareStatement on one Connection

 
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Hi,
how does multiple prepared statment work on one connection object.
Unknowingly I was using it for a while and it does work. Now while reviewing my code i was wondering how does this actually work.

Here is the code sample:
Connection box1Con = Commons.getBOX1DBConnection();
Connection box2Con = Commons.getBOX2DBConnection();
queryResource = readResource();

PrepareStatement ps1 = box1Con.prepareStatement(query1);
PrepareStatement ps1 = box2Con.prepareStatement(query2);

Thanks for the help in advance.
Sidd
 
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"Sidd Sidd ",
Please check your private messages.
 
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There is no need to have two connection for 2 prepared statement!. You can open any number of prepared statements as long as you are closing it after closing the ResutSets

Whats up with Ben ? he is sending private messages !. post it man ; let others too read !

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Originally posted by Raees Uzhunnan:
Whats up with Ben ? he is sending private messages !. post it man ; let others too read !

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Originally posted by Campbell Ritchie:
The PM is private because it is private information.



The name "Sidd Sidd" might be a clue...
 
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Raees Uzhunnan,
Please check your private messages.
 
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I apologize ben ; Yeah you are right ! if you are asking questions, be man enough !!
 
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Originally posted by Scott Selikoff:


. . . might be a clue...

I was trying to keep quiet about that.
 
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I forgot to mention, I am using both the prepareStatements in a loop.
ex:
Connection box1Con = Commons.getBOX1DBConnection();
Connection box2Con = Commons.getBOX2DBConnection();
queryResource = readResource();

PrepareStatement ps1 = box1Con.prepareStatement(query1);
PrepareStatement ps1 = box2Con.prepareStatement(query2);

for(int i=0; i < 100; i++){
rs1 = ps1.executeQuery();
rs1.....
rs1.close();


rs2 = ps2.executeQuery();
rs2.....
rs2.close();

}


ps1.close();
ps2.close();


Thanks
Sidd N
 
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"Sidd N",
Please check your private messages, again.
 
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Originally posted by Campbell Ritchie:
I was trying to keep quiet about that.



Well I've got to keep 'the conspiracy' under wraps.
 
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Raees Uzhunnan, as you mentioned using multiple prepared statements is not an issue if we close it after closing resultset. But in my example I am closing the result set and not closing the preparedstatment. Do you see this as an issue.
 
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Not an issue ; you can call as many execute as possible on a statement before closing it. But make sure you are not creating as many statements for the same query

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