Interface PreparedStatement
- All Superinterfaces:
- Statement
- All Known Subinterfaces:
- BoundStatement
Represents a Statement that has been compiled and an execution
 plan generated for it. A PreparedStatement should be used when it is
 expected that the same statement will be executed multiple times. This way,
 the cost of compilation is paid only once.
An instance of PreparedStatement can be created via the
 KVStore.prepare(String statement) method. This instance can then be
 executed multiple times via one of the KVStore.execute methods (for example,
 KVStore.execute(String statement, ExecuteOptions options) or
 KVStore.executeSync(Statement statement, ExecuteOptions options)).
If the statement is a DML statement that contains external variables,
 these variables must be bound to specific values before the statement can be
 executed. To allow for potentially concurrent execution of the same
 PreparedStatement multiple times with different bind values each time,
 binding of external variables must be done via one or more instances of
 the BoundStatement interface. Such instances are created via the
 #createBoundStatement() method. It is then the BoundStatement instances
 that must be executed (i.e., passed as input to the KVStore execute
 methods) instead of the PreparedStatement instance
Objects implementing the PreparedStatement interface are thread-safe
 and their methods are re-entrant. On the other hand, BoundStatement
 instances are not thread-safe.
- Since:
- 4.0
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Method SummaryModifier and TypeMethodDescriptionCreates a new BoundStatement object for this PreparedStatement.Returns the definition of the result of this Statement.getVariableType(String variableName) Returns the type of the given variableName ornullif it doesn't exist.Returns the types of the variables.
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Method Details- 
getResultDefRecordDef getResultDef()Returns the definition of the result of this Statement.
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getVariableTypesReturns the types of the variables.
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getVariableTypeReturns the type of the given variableName ornullif it doesn't exist.
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createBoundStatementBoundStatement createBoundStatement()Creates a new BoundStatement object for this PreparedStatement.
 
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