Q. When implementing the PreparedStatementCreator interface, you will get the database connection as the createPreparedStatement() method’s argument.

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Q. It is better to implement the PreparedStatementCreator interface and other callback interfaces as inner classes if they are used within one method only.

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Q. PreparedStatementSetter, as its name indicates, create a PreparedStatement object on this connection the parameter as well as binding task of the overall update process.

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Q. The JdbcTemplate class offers template method for batch update operations.

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Q. The primary interface that allows you to process the current row of the result set.

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Q. RowCallbackHandler purpose is to map a single row of the result set to a customized object.

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Q. Method of RowMapper interface in which, you have to construct the object that represents a row and return it as the method’s return value.

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Q. RowMapper implementation which can automatically map a row to a new instance of the specified class.

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Q. Method which provides list of maps.

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Q. Spring JDBC framework offers a convenient class, to simplify your DAO implementation.

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Q. The org.springframework.jdbc.core.support.JdbcDaoSupport class has a setDataSource() method and a setJdbcTemplate() method.

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Q. Method to retrieve the JDBC template.

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Q. JdbcTemplate that takes advantage of Java 1.5 features such as autoboxing, generics, and variable-length arguments to simplify its usage.

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Q. JdbcTemplate require statement parameters to be passed as an object array.

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Q. To use SimpleJdbcTemplate:-

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Q. SimpleJdbcTemplate offers a convenient batch update method in the form of:-

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Q. Method has a warning from the Java compiler because of an unchecked conversion from List to List.

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Q. The return type of the queryForObject() method will be determined by the class argument (e.g., String.class).

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Q. Named SQL parameters are specified by name (starting with a colon) rather than by position.

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Q. Named parameters are supported only in SimpleJdbcTemplate.

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