What is callablestatement? How you can call stored procedure to pass in parameter?
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A CallableStatement is a type of Statement interface that represents a prepared SQL statement that may contain input parameters and may return a single value, an array, or a ResultSet object. To call a stored procedure with parameters, you create a CallableStatement, set the parameter values using the setXXX methods (where XXX corresponds to the JDBC data type), and then execute the statement using the execute() method. You can retrieve the results using getXXX methods.
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