Thread: Arrays and JDBC :: setObject causes array_in Need to specify dimension

Arrays and JDBC :: setObject causes array_in Need to specify dimension

From
tyagel@yahoo.com (tyagel)
Date:
Im repositing this question from Friday as it ended up on the end of a
year old thread that did not answer my question ...

I have created a database table with and int[] column and I would like
to insert records into this table using JDBC.

The JDBC documentation that I have read seems to indicate that I
should use setObject when inserting the int[] into my
PreparedStatement.

When I attempt to insert the record with the int[] that was set via
setObject I get an error reading "array_in: Need to specify
dimension".

Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Thomas

Re: Arrays and JDBC :: setObject causes array_in Need to

From
Dave Cramer
Date:
I'm not too familiar with arrays, but I think you need to use the
setArray method in the preparedStatement interface.

Dave
On Mon, 2004-05-24 at 09:23, tyagel wrote:
> Im repositing this question from Friday as it ended up on the end of a
> year old thread that did not answer my question ...
>
> I have created a database table with and int[] column and I would like
> to insert records into this table using JDBC.
>
> The JDBC documentation that I have read seems to indicate that I
> should use setObject when inserting the int[] into my
> PreparedStatement.
>
> When I attempt to insert the record with the int[] that was set via
> setObject I get an error reading "array_in: Need to specify
> dimension".
>
> Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Thomas
>
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