Passing parameters to a JDBC PreparedStatement

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I m trying to make my validation class for my program  I already establish the connection to the MySQL database and I already inserted rows into the table  The table consists of firstName  lastName and userID fields  Now I want to select a specific row on the database through my parameter of my constructor  import java sql    import java sql PreparedStatement  import java sql Connection   public class Validation        private PreparedStatement statement      private Connection con      private String x  y       public Validation String userID            try               Class forName  quot com mysql jdbc Driver quot                con   DriverManager getConnection                       quot jdbc mysql   localhost 3306 test quot    quot root quot    quot  quot                statement   con prepareStatement                       quot SELECT   from employee WHERE  userID    quot     quot    quot    userID               ResultSet rs   statement executeQuery                while  rs next                      x   rs getString 1                   System out print x                   System out print  quot   quot                    y   rs getString 2                   System out println y                           catch  Exception ex                System out println ex                           But it doesn t seem work

User · Answer

Do something like this  which also prevents SQL injection attacks  statement   con prepareStatement  SELECT   from employee WHERE  userID        statement setString 1  userID   ResultSet rs   statement executeQuery

User · Answer

The problem was that you needed to add        at the end

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You can use     to set custom parameters in string using PreparedStatments   statement  con prepareStatement  SELECT   from employee WHERE  userID        statement setString 1  userID   ResultSet rs   statement executeQuery      If you directly pass userID in query as you are doing then it may get attacked by SQL INJECTION Attack

User · Answer

You should use the setString   method to set the userID  This both ensures that the statement is formatted properly  and prevents SQL injection     statement  con prepareStatement  SELECT   from employee WHERE  userID        statement setString 1  userID     There is a nice tutorial on how to use PreparedStatements properly in the Java Tutorials

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If you are using prepared statement  you should use it like this    SELECT   from employee WHERE userID        Then use   statement setString 1  userID       will be replaced in your query with the user ID passed into setString method   Take a look here how to use PreparedStatement

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There is a problem in your query       statement  con prepareStatement  SELECT   from employee WHERE  userID          userID      ResultSet rs   statement executeQuery      You are using Prepare Statement   So you need to set your parameter using statement setInt   or statement setString   depending upon what is the type of your userId  Replace it with  -     statement  con prepareStatement  SELECT   from employee WHERE  userID    userId       statement setString userId  userID      ResultSet rs   statement executeQuery      Or  you can use   in place of named value -  userId       statement  con prepareStatement  SELECT   from employee WHERE  userID           statement setString 1  userID

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