I am not sure that is true - can you show me where this is
documented?

Most JDBC drivers that provide this functionality do not do it by
default - for example, Oracle's thin JDBC requires an explicit and
proprietary call to instigate PS caching. I am referring to global
caching across opening and closing connections - not just within an
open/close. The JDBC driver must explicitly hold the PS indexed by
the uniqueness of the SQL string - avoiding reparsing and rebuilding.

Where did Roman go?

Ron

--- In Firebird-Java@yahoogroups.com, Elmar Haneke <elmar@h...>
wrote:

>
>
> rwilcom schrieb:
> > Does anyone know if Prepared Statement caching is supported by

the

> > JayBird driver? If so, where is it documents - or - how do you

set

> > it up?
>
> Prepared statements should be automatically cached if you are

using an

> pooled connection.
>
> Elmar