Barry Lind wrote:
>
> Currently you probably can't. But given the information I have
> mentioned in my previous mails in this thread, I am not sure that you
> would really want to unless you somehow have the ability to do it
> statement by statement since in most cases I think you don't want to use
> server side prepared statements.
OK, so I understand you see a difference between a JDBC PrepareStatement
and a server side prepared statement, and the first does not necessarily
imply the second. I don't see that difference per se :) If I don't want
to use a server side prepared statement I will make use of
CreateStatement. But I can imagine that for some applications that are a
bit more advanced as mine a more granular control is needed.
Would it be possible to have a parameter in the JDBC URL that would
switch the behaviour with regard to server side prepared statements?
Something like ?serverPrepare={always|statement|never} which defaults to
statement (i.e. the setUseServerPrepare() you are suggesting).
Jochem
