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HiIf you want to use PreparedStatements you cannot do it like this. Each ? can only correspond to a single value.
I have a sql statment like
select * from mytable where line in ('ABC', 'XYZ')
where this SQL statement is going to extact all rows
where line is ABC and XYZ,
but now the problem is i do not know if there are
going to be only one line or 2 or 10, so i thought i
would define the sql as
select * from mytable where line in ?
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