How do I implement the interfaces Statement and PreparedStatement?
These SQL package interfaces are declared in the Java API so that your applications do not have to rely on a single specific implementation. The JDBC scheme requires database vendors to provide concrete implementations of these interfaces, and these are obtained via the DriverManager class. When the database driver is registered, the DriverManager accessor methods return database-specific implementations of Driver and Connection, which issue custom Statement, PreparedStatement and ResultSet instances in turn. Actions: Follow-up, clarify or correct this answer. Submit a new question.
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