MX 2.x)

traceFile jdbcmx.traceFile

traceFlag jdbcmx.traceFlag

sqlmx_nowait jdbcmx.sqlmx_nowait

Note: Support for the deprecated property-name specification will end in a future JDBC/MX driver

release. HP recommends that you migrate your JDBC applications to use the new property-name

specification.

Deprecated Methods According to the J2SE 5.0 API

The following methods are marked as deprecated according to the J2SE 5.0 API, but functionality remains unchanged

to minimize impact on existing user applications.

SQLMXCallableStatement.getBigDecimal()

SQLMXCallableStatement.setUnicodeStream()

SQLMXConnectionPoolDataSource.setNameType()

SQLMXConnectionPoolDataSource.getNameType()

SQLMXDataSource.setNameType()

SQLMXDataSource.getNameType()

SQLMXJdbcRowSet.getBigDecimal()

SQLMXJdbcRowSet.getUnicodeStream()

SQLMXPreparedStatement.setUnicodeStream()

SQLMXResultSet.getBigDecimal()

SQLMXResultSet.getUnicodeStream()

TCallableStatement.getBigDecimal()

TPreparedStatement.setUnicodeStream()

TResultSet.getBigDecimal()

TResultSet.getUnicodeStream()

Row Count Array of the

PreparedStatement.executeBatch Method

With the release of the JDBC/MX V31 and V32 drivers, you can improve the performance of batch processing when

using the PreparedStatement.executeBatch() method by setting the batchBinding property.

If you do not set the batchBinding property, your JDBC applications operate without batch array binding (the default

setting).

If you update your application to use the batchBinding property, you must consider the change in information

returned on the PreparedStatement.executeBatch() method.

For detailed information, see Setting Batch Processing for Prepared Statements.

Using Character Encoding Sets and SQL Databases

If your application uses Java character encoding sets and accesses SQL databases, consider the change in the

JDBC/MX V31 and V32 drivers' support of multibyte character sets and how the change might affect your application.

The JDBC/MX driver now supports the reading and writing of CHAR, VARCHAR, VARCHAR_LONG, and