Prepares a statement on the server (irregardless of the
configuration property 'useServerPrepStmts') with the same semantics
as the java.sql.Connection.prepareStatement() method with the
same argument types.
Prepares a statement on the server (irregardless of the
configuration property 'useServerPrepStmts') with the same semantics
as the java.sql.Connection.prepareStatement() method with the
same argument types.
Prepares a statement on the server (irregardless of the
configuration property 'useServerPrepStmts') with the same semantics
as the java.sql.Connection.prepareStatement() method with the
same argument types.
Prepares a statement on the server (irregardless of the
configuration property 'useServerPrepStmts') with the same semantics
as the java.sql.Connection.prepareStatement() method with the
same argument types.
Prepares a statement on the server (irregardless of the
configuration property 'useServerPrepStmts') with the same semantics
as the java.sql.Connection.prepareStatement() method with the
same argument types.
Prepares a statement on the server (irregardless of the
configuration property 'useServerPrepStmts') with the same semantics
as the java.sql.Connection.prepareStatement() method with the
same argument types.
Sets an InputStream instance that will be used to send data
to the MySQL server for a "LOAD DATA LOCAL INFILE" statement
rather than a FileInputStream or URLInputStream that represents
the path given as an argument to the statement.
Sometimes the driver doesn't have metadata until after
the statement has the result set in-hand (because it's cached),
so it can call this to set it after the fact.
Sets the statement that "owns" this result set (usually used when the
result set should internally "belong" to one statement, but is created
by another.
You can put a connection in read-only mode as a hint to enable database
optimizations Note: setReadOnly cannot be called while in the
middle of a transaction
Determines whether or not the string 'searchIn' contains the string
'searchFor', dis-regarding case starting at 'startAt' Shorthand for a
String.regionMatch(...)
If table correlation names are supported, are they restricted to be
different from the names of the tables? A JDBC compliant driver always
returns true.