In the last episode (Nov 20), yilmaz said:
> Well,
> i am answering my own question.
> It was keeping telling me that there is a syntax error.
> However, the real problem was at the bottom the preparedstatement code
> snippet
> "stmt.executeUpdate(query);"
> statement should have been
> "stmt.executeUpdate();" (without parameter)
> Wouldn't it make our lives easier if MySQL had thrown a sensible and
> a logical error message so that developers need not to waste a lot of
> time on a fairly small problem?
MySQL doesn't come with a Java interface, so it cannot have thrown an
exception. According to the contributed software page, there are a
number of JDBCs you can choose from. Make sure you are using the
latest version of whichever driver you have, and if it still doens't
work, try using a different JDBC, or send a bug report to the author.
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Dan Nelson
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