Support for Generated Keys in oracke jdbc drivers?

Hi All,
Anyone know when the Oracle Thin JDBC drivers are going to support generated keys?
Regards,
Lee

Sure Justin,
I should have made myself more clear. Sorry about that.
I have a sequence for generating primary keys in a particular table, and a trigger to replace a null in my insert query with the nextval. That all works fine. I would like to use the DB-neutral means of getting a generated primary key...
prepStmt = connection.prepareStatement(insertSQL, Statement.RETURN_GENERATED_KEYS);
prepStmt.executeUpdate();
... and later ...
ResultSet generatedKeyRS = prepStmt.getGeneratedKeys();
... etc.
I am aware that I can get this information several other Oracle9i-specific ways, including using the sequence's .currval and creating a callable statement that returns the primary key column. However I would still like to use the nice, neat, vendor-neutral JDBCv3 way. Call me pedantic.
Regards,
Lee

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