About sql statement in AM

Using jdev11.1.1..5.0
select 1 from dual where DUMMY = :pdummy ;@ run time if i give :pdummy as String X means i get an value 1
so same try to do in AM.
    public void dummy(String pdummy)
            CallableStatement cs = null;
            try{
            String sql = "select 1 from dual where DUMMY = :pdummy ;" ;   
            cs =  getDBTransaction().createCallableStatement(sql,0);
            cs.registerOutParameter(1, Types.VARCHAR);
            cs.setString(2,pdummy ); 
            cs.executeUpdate();
            catch(SQLException e)
            throw new JboException(e);
            finally
            if (cs!=null)
            try
            cs.close();
            catch (Exception e){System.out.println ("Dummy Exception Thrown "+e);}
            }Error throwing such invalid index. can anyone re-correct me.

    public void dummy(String pdummy)
                CallableStatement cs = null;
                try{
                String sql = "select 1 from dual where DUMMY = ?" ;   
                cs =  getDBTransaction().createCallableStatement(sql,0);
                cs.setString(1,pdummy );
                System.out.println("ex"+ cs.execute());
                catch(SQLException e)
                throw new JboException(e);
                finally
                if (cs!=null)
                try
                cs.close();
                catch (Exception e){System.out.println ("Dummy Exception Thrown "+e);}
                }sir,
thank you but..i want to see the value of sql statement. how can i see that?
above code is working but i want to see the value.
so i did like this.
    public String dummies(String pdummy)
                CallableStatement cs = null;
                try{
                String sql = "select 1 from dual where DUMMY = ?" ;   
                cs =  getDBTransaction().createCallableStatement(sql,0);
                cs.setString(1,pdummy );
                cs.execute();
                return cs.getString(1);
                catch(SQLException e)
                throw new JboException(e);
                finally
                if (cs!=null)
                try
                cs.close();
                catch (Exception e){System.out.println ("Dummy Exception Thrown "+e);}
                }some invalid index error.. can show me way to see the value of sql statement.
Edited by: subu123 on Apr 18, 2012 1:59 AM

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