Answer / alladi sudhir

No JDBC-ODBC Bridge Driver supports only one Statement at
a time.

Answer / rds

Yes. However theoritically the answer is "NO". Per
Connection there is only one Statement object is allowed.
However, i have tried using 2 statement, i did not find any
exception thorwn, in JDK 1.4(I am using).

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