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Goldy Lukka

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Best Practices for JDBC Programming Posted: Oct 14, 2004 5:35 PM
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Derek Ashmore provides some real good practices while programming in JDBC.
I would like to mention the strategies in brief:

- Utilize Connection Pooling Techniques
- Be diligent about closing all JDBC objects
- Check Stored Procedure use.
- Utilize generated Key Value Retention Feature.
- Separate JDBC Code from Business Logic.
- Consider query fetch size for large result sets.
- Consider update batching
- Consider RowSet

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