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What is the JDBC syntax for using a date literal or variable in a standard Statement?

April 26, 2017JDBC literal standard syntax

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What is the JDBC syntax for using a date literal or variable in a standard Statement?

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I’m using the Oracle thin driver to update a batch of records using a prepared statement, addBatch() and executeBatch(). All of the updates go through fine and the data is updated correctly, but all of the updateCounts returned are “-2”. I haven’t been able to find any documentation for the thin driver, so I don’t know if this return code is something I should be worried about, or if I should just ignore it.