SELECT data from a table : PreparedStatement « Database SQL JDBC « Java

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Java » Database SQL JDBC » PreparedStatement Screenshots  SELECT data from a table    import java.sql.Connection; import java.sql.PreparedStatement; import java.sql.ResultSet; public class Main {   public static void main(String[] argv) throws Exception {     Connection con = null;     PreparedStatement prepstmt = con         .prepareStatement("select Name, Addr from Employee where Id = ?");     prepstmt.setString(1, "1");     ResultSet rs;     rs = prepstmt.executeQuery();     boolean found = rs.next();     if (found)       System.out.println(rs.getString(1));     prepstmt.close();   } }             Related examples in the same category 1.  Using the Prepared Statement Twice 2.  PreparedStatement Set Array 3.  PreparedStatement Set Object 4.  Prepared Statement Batch Update 5.  Select Records Using PreparedStatement 6.  Update Records Using PreparedStatement 7.  Demo Prepared Statement Set BigDecimal 8.  Demo Prepared Statement Set BinaryStream 9.  Demo Prepared Statement Set Blob 10.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Boolean 11.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Bytes 12.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Clob 13.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Date 14.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Float And Double 15.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Integers 16.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Byte 17.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Short 18.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Long 19.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Null for char/string column 20.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Null for int value column 21.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Reference 22.  Demo PreparedStatement Set String 23.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Time 24.  Demo PreparedStatement Set Timestamp 25.  Demo PreparedStatement Set URL 26.  Delete Records Using PreparedStatement 27.  Insert Records Using PreparedStatement 28.  Count Records Using PreparedStatement 29.  DELETE data in a table 30.  Modify data in a table 31.  Inserting Records using the Prepared Statement 32.  Count Records using the Prepared Statement 33.  Deleting Records using the Prepared Statement 34.  Use PreparedStatement Twice 35.  Rows affected when updating data in database table 36.  Inserting with a prepared statement that uses the various setXXX() methods.