Hi,

page 545, JDBC API tutorial and reference by White et
al., use PreparedStatement with addBatch() and
executeBatch().

ron



--- Portal Team <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have around 100 records worth of data which i
> collect from the client and
> i need to update the database.
>
> Eg. of one record :
> DateOfInput TimeOfInput InputPerson CompanyCode
> DateOfChange NewValue
>
> I have all the data in input boxes and their names
> are sequential eg
> fDate1 fDate2 ..fDate100 fTime1 fTime2..
> fTime100........
>
> what i am doing is
>
> First i loop through once and take care of all
> validations on the client
> side.
>
> i am giving an example for 2 fields
> <!-- create connection to database -->
> <%
>    for (i=1 ; i<100; i++)
>    {
>     Df=fDate + i;
>     tf=fTime  +i;
>
>     dDate=request.getParameter(df);
>     dTime=request.getParameter(tf);
>
> <!-- code to insert above values into table -->
>
>    }
> %>
>
> This means i would have 100 insert statemets being
> executed.
>
> I am not sure this is the best way.. and am new to
> JSP and JDBC. I would
> appreciate your suggestions / comments.
>
> This data updation is happening over the internet
> and the database is
> Oracle8i.
>
> thanks in advance
> Vineet
>
>
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