Max statement length

What is the maximum statement or prepared statement length allowed when connecting to a database via JDBC.
I have been told it is 255 characters but this does not seem very big.
Any definite answers appreciated
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Definitely more than 65k (at one point SQLJ was limited to that, but not any longer), though I do not know the actual limit.

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