Doubt in jsp or oracle

hi everyone,
          i'm working with a jsp code which uses oracle as backend i come across
          a statement like this
          rs2=st2.executeQuery("select name from emp where ecode='"+ecode+"'");
          what the + mean in --"+ecode+"
          is it related to jsp or oracle,
          help me in bebuging the code

          That is from your JSP, "ecode" in ecode is a variable in your JSP.
          [email protected] (kasi) wrote:
          >hi everyone,
          >i'm working with a jsp code which uses oracle as backend i come across
          > a statement like this
          >
          >rs2=st2.executeQuery("select name from emp where ecode='"+ecode+"'");
          >
          >what the + mean in --"+ecode+"
          >is it related to jsp or oracle,
          >help me in bebuging the code

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