Set null in PreparedStatement

Hi
I need to set null as a parameter in the PreparedStatement (that will behave as "is null" ).
the PreparedStatement.setNull is not working.
any ideas???

How did you use setNull() in your code? I'm sure there must be something wrong with the way you coded it.

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