- JDBC 4.0 and Oracle JDeveloper for J2EE Development
- Deepak Vohra
- 138字
- 2025-03-31 07:06:41
Connection Interface
The Connection
interface represents a connection with the database. SQL statements may be run in a connection session by using a Statement
object. A Connection
object is in auto-commit
mode, by default. In the auto-commit
mode, changes are committed to the database after an SQL statement is executed. The auto-commit
mode can be modified by calling the setAutoCommit(boolean autoCommit)
method. For example, auto-commit
may be set to false
:
If auto-commit
is set to false
, it would be required to commit changes by calling the commit()
method:
connection.commit();
A Connection
object can be set to read-only by calling the setReadOnly()
method:
connection.setReadOnly(true);
If a Connection
object is not required, close the connection by calling the close()
method:
connection.close();
The following table discusses the methods in JDBC 4.0 that have been added to the Connection
interface.
