Using Select Statements in JDBC
The
SELECT statement is used to select data from a table. For terminating a statement,
semicolon is used.
When we want to fetch the data from any table then we have to use
SELECT statement. The Query can be written as below:
SELECT * FROM employee; |
This Example SelectState.java is concern with Select Statements. You have to just create the connection with database and execute the Select Statement.
SelectState.java
import
java.sql.*; |
Description
of the program
In this
program, we will learn how to retrieve the data from any table with the
JDBC. Employee is the name of a table and Name is one of the column of table. By the SELECT Statement we can
retrieve the data.
Description
of Code
1.First in the program we import the java.sql
package then define the SelectState class.
import java.sql.*; |
2.Create a connection with MySql database.
con = DriverManager.getConnection(url+dbName,userName,password); |
3.Create statement and then execute query with the SELECT statement.
Statement st =
con.createStatement(); |
4.Finally got the result by the getString() method.
while( rs.next() ) { |
5. At the end, connection should be disconnected.
con.close(); |
6. printStackTrace() method
The method is used to show error messages. If there is any problem while execution then it throws the exception and prints the message.