ORA-00911: Ungültiges Zeichen

Hello developer fellows!
I have a problem using Oracle in Java 1.5.
I try to do some inserts with a single statement.executeUpdate call separated by ' ; ' but all I get is this ORA-00911 error refering to the semikolon as an invalid symbol.
Is there any possibility to use a single call of the method executeUpdate with a String which contains more than one SQL statement?

No. This does not work with normal JDBC (are you in the Oracle JVM?).
You would have to use statement.addBatch() to group multiple insert statements but sending to the database only one statement.
However, do note, that Oracle only supports batching when used with a PreparedStatement (even the syntax allows to use the JDBC Statement, you should not recognize any batching performance benefit).
You can read more about Oracle Update Batching and JDBC Normal Batching support in Oracle JDBC developers guide and reference.
Oracle Update Batching is best used with multiple of Inserts (5-30 and upwards).
There is a Oreilly book, Oracle and JDBC which describes some very interesting facts about JDBC performance: http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/jorajdbc/chapter/ch19.html
I have been implementing a JDBC interface which has to do inserts into three tables, whereas the last table will be at least 5-15 parameter inserts (key-value pairs).
As our JDBC interface runs within BEA WebLogic and uses a Datasource JDBC 2.0 pool (PreparedStatement caching enabled), I choose to use Prepared Statement with Normal Batching (not Oracle Update Batching).
Have fun :)
Thomas

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ORA-00911: invalid character
It is pointing to the semicolon as the problem. If i remove the semicolon, it seems to work. But if I place that code in a DDL with other create table commands, it gives me a ORA-00922 error at the line with the next create statement. Any ideas? Thanks.

I guess I should have been a bit more clear..
I am using SQL*Plus, and GET-ing a text .sql file made in a text editor.
It seems to work without the semicolon and only creating that single table. However, a problem occurs when trying to use multiple CREATE TABLE statements in the same sql file.
So for example.. here is an excerpt:
create table t_ap_xml
create table another_table
Generates the following error:
ORA-00922: missing or invalid option
..That error occurs on the line in which the second CREATE TABLE statement was issued.
Thanks for any help!

ORA-00911: Ungültiges Zeichen

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