How we say that PreparedStatment is Precompiled? where it
will be compiled?
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Answer / venkatesh.t
prepared Statements are compiled at database server side.
Once the statement is passed to the database the Statement
is parsed for validness and checked weather the table exist
or not .if the statement is valid the server holds the
statement object and process the multiple request from the
client.
Finally parsing of the statement is done at server side that
to only once.
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Answer / dsr
When ever call the preparedstatement at firsttime,at that
time, the statement will be parsing as a query string and
create the object. This function will be doing in
serverside.
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Answer / natraj
Hi,
In parsings there are two types.One Hard Parsing and second
is softparsing. Firt time hard parsing will happen.That
means wheather this query is syntatically correct or not +
what is the table name,no of cols,what are the index for
that table,any sequences and foreign key related details
etc. , and firt time only hard parsing and after that it is
going to cache it at database side only,from next time
onwards only soft parsing that means only specified record
values it will retrive.
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Answer / paks chaudhary
prepared Statements are compiled at database server side.
Once the statement is passed to the database the Statement
is parsed for valid and checked weather the table exist
or not .if the statement is valid the server holds the
statement object and process the multiple request from the
client.
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