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JDBC 4.0 and Oracle JDeveloper for J2EE Development
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Updating Database from XML Document


In this section, we will update a database table from an XML document, using the OracleXMLSave class, and create an OracleXMLSave object using a Connection object. JOURNAL is the database table that has to be modified.

OracleXMLSave oracleXMLSave =new OracleXMLSave(conn, "JOURNAL");

Set the row enclosing element tag using the setRowTag(String) method, and set the row tag to journal. Also set ignore case to true.

oracleXMLSave.setRowTag("journal");
oracleXMLSave.setIgnoreCase(true);

Set key columns using the setKeyColumnList(String[]) method and set CATALOGID as a key column.

String [] keyColNames = new String[1];
keyColNames[0] = "CATALOGID";
oracleXMLSave.setKeyColumnList(keyColNames);

Specify an array of columns to be updated, and also specify the columns to be updated using the setUpdateColumnList(String[]) method. We will modify the EDITION column and the TITLE column with an XML document.

String[] updateColNames = new String[2];
updateColNames...
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