I'm trying to use a sequence via JDBC, but I'm having a problem.
The prepared statement I'm using looks like this:
final String address_lineInsert = "insert into address_line( address_id,
address_line_id, address_line_text) values (?,?,?)";
I set the values like so:
insertAddressLine.setString(1,"nextval('address_id_seq')");
insertAddressLine.setString(2,addressLine.getAttribute("Number").getValue())
;
insertAddressLine.setString(3,addressLine.getText());
When I do the executeUpdate on the prepared statement, I get this error:
java.sql.SQLException: ERROR: pg_atoi: error in
"nextval('address_id_seq')": can't parse "nextval('address_id_seq')"
This makes sense to me, and I think I could get around it by locking the
table, max value and then inserting my row... but I wonder if there is a
more graceful way to use sequences in JDBC that I'm missing.
Has someone else already solved this problem? Any ideas?
Thanks!
-Nick
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