Re: IN clauses via setObject(Collection) [Was: Re: Prepared

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>Also.. what would we do with this object?
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>public class AnnoyingObject implements java.util.Collection, java.sql.Array {
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>then setObject(n, new AnnoyingObject(), Types.ARRAY);
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>Is that an Array, or an IN clause of Arrays? :)
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>(Array is the obvious candidate for also being a Collection, but potentially
>you could do it with other types too)
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java.sql.Array is an ARRAY.
I don't think there is any ambiguity here, as it is the only reason I
can imagine for somebody to implement a sql.Array is to pass an ARRAY
into a PreparedStatement.


If they wanted a set of arrays, they would have to pass in a Collection,
containing java.sql.Arrays as elements...

Dima