JDBC-ODBC and PreparedStatement.addBatch?

Hi
I am using the driver "sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver". I want to use preparedStatement and addBatch, but I get the error message:
java.sql.SQLException: Driver does not support this function
at sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcPreparedStatement.addBatch(Unknown Source)Are the any way to come around this or do i have to execute one SQL-command a time?

suladna wrote:
I'm using MySQL Connector/J version 5.1.6 as JDBC. Huh?
No you are not.
Connector/J is a type 4 jdbc driver. And it most definitely is not the driver that you are using in the exception that you printed.
If you have Connector/J then the problem is that you are loading the wrong driver and using the wrong connection string.

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Laura Ren wrote:
Hi all,
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should work OK (though I have a better way)... Be warned that the JDBC ODBC
bridge is specifically dangerous. It is not threadsafe.
Joe
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Why?
When I try this on my own computer - windows 2000, weblogic 8.1 workshop. remote foxpro database dbf folder. it works.
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Hi,
Applets by default are restricted from accessing a lot of things.to enable applest from accessing database and other thngs u need to edit the policy file
Try this.
go to the jre/bin directory open the policytool.exe file
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Hope that helps
Note:
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