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binds the parameters supplied to the statement. parameters bound are retained unless explicitly cleared. subsequent calls may use existing bound parameters, overwrite some or all, or may completely clear the parameters using clear_parameters.

not all java bindings are currently supported. More advanced needs may be met by getting the JDBC Statement object and operating directly on its methods. See get_statement.

an object representing a JDBC Prepared statement

this class emulates named (:param) parameters and accepts binding arguments keyed using either the named parameter, if it exists or the position of the argument using its index number. Positional binding works regardless of whether the query was constructed using named parameters.

CompiledStatement objects are bound to the JDBC connection they were created from, and are closed when an exception occurs. Otherwise, a compiled statement may be reused. Bindings are saved between executions, so once bound may be used without rebinding, or may be rebound as necessary. See bind, clear_parameters, Sql.Sql.compile_query.

returns the low-level JDBC Statement object.

this operation may be expensive, as it requires the result set to be cycled through in order to determine the number of rows. Also, the result set may not permit repositioning.

skip may be positive (forward) or negative (backward), depending on whether the result set allows backward motion.