How do I use Sql hints in PreparedStatement?

Hi,
I am trying to use a sql query which uses Oracle hints to optimize the query. I am using the ojdbc drivers from Oracle. I am using the PreparedStatement (Java 1.4) to execute this query, but it returns an empty resultset. If I remove the hint, then the query works fine using the PreparedStatement. Does anyone know how to make sql hints work using preparedstatement. I tried it with Statement object and that works (ie. the hint works and returns rows as expected).
The query is as follows:
select /*+ ordered
use_nl(ri ma)
count(*),
ma.columnName
from table1 ri,
table2 ma
where ma.columnName2 = ri.columnName2
and ma.column3 = 1
and ri.column4 = 66
group by ma.columnName
I tried escaping the /*+ but that also didn't work. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Parag

Must be an old database.
Presumably you tried it in sqlplus and it worked both ways. If not then nothing you do will make it work in java.
Other than that my quess would be that it has nothing to do with the select.
Some possibilities.
1. You are eating exceptions.
2. You are not running the code that you think you are.

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