Re: java.sql.SQLException: Limit on number of statements exceeded.

Mike Burdette wrote:

                                String sqlString2 =
                                        "SELECT * FROM "
                                                + rs.getString("COMPLIB"
).trim()
                                                + "."
                                                + "SOMPFM03 WHERE ACCTNMBR 
= '"
                                                + rs.getString("ACTNBR"
).trim()
                                                + "'";
                                PreparedStatement stmt2 =
                                        conn.prepareStatement(sqlString2, 
ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE, ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE);
                                ResultSet rs2 = stmt2.executeQuery();

                                if (!rs2.next()) {
                                        recCount++;
                                }

                        }

Don't create a new PreparedStatement stmt2 each time you loop.  Create
it once and update the parameters, or close the statement before you
create a new one.

Actually, you aren't even using PareparedStatement's correctly in this
case ... for what you are doing, a simple Statement would suffice
(closing it after you're done, of course).

Prepared statements are used when you are performing the same SQL
statement over and over, and all you need to do is change values in the SQL.

david