How to print PreparedStatment object in console

Question

Dear All
i am using PreparedStatment for inserting data into a table, in my local system it is working fine, but after deploying in JBoss(Server) it is throwing "invalid column type" error. In order to check i tried to print in the JBoss console but i am unable print in the console, kindly help me regarding this.
The code which i used is:
PreparedStatement stmtPrep = conn.prepareStatement(sql);
try {
stmtPrep.setObject(1, number);
stmtPrep.setObject(2, (String) passList.get("PlantCode"));
stmtPrep.setObject(2, (String) passList.get("PlantExt"));
stmtPrep.setObject(3, ls_per_ord_qty_ind);
stmtPrep.setObject(4, ls_price);
stmtPrep.setObject(5, (String) inList.get(4));
stmtPrep.setObject(6, (String) List.get("txtStoreLoc"));
stmtPrep.setObject(7, (String) List.get(1));
h = (String) List.get("Price");
float unit = Float.valueOf(h.trim()).floatValue();
stmtPrep.setFloat(8, unit);
System.out.println(">>>Query is>>>>>"+stmtPrep);
Can any one guide me how to print in JBoss console this stmtPrep and check all the values that i am passing r correct r not.
but it is throwing like this:
15:16:30,686 INFO [STDOUT] >>>Query is>>>>>org.jboss.resource.adapter.jdbc.Wrap
pedPreparedStatement@1056bdd

Answer 1

sasikrishna wrote:
Dear All
i am using PreparedStatment for inserting data into a table, in my local system it is working fine, ok.
but after deploying in JBoss(Server) it is throwing "invalid column type" error. That would seem to be a database problem to me. Schema specifically.
In order to check i tried to print in the JBoss console but i am unable print in the console, Why does it matter since it will not help you?
Your code specifically details the object types that you are setting.
Presumbly the 'sql' is just a hard coded value.
Consquently the conclusion is that the database on your local box versus the deployment is different. And nothing that you print in JBOSS will help you discover what the difference is. You need to look at the 'sql' and determine the entities from that and then compare them in the schema for both places.
check all the values that i am passing r correct r not.As noted if that isn't a security violation for your application then you are left with the following.
- Drivers do not necessarily create SQL.
- If they do AND the driver is up to date then there is a method (look for it in the javadocs) that will return it
- If not you should use a jdbc wrapper proxy that consumes the data for you. This might be better even if the driver does it.