Subject: the truth behind achieving proper functionality

From: Experiencing Performance Anxiety? <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2014 10:14:03 -0800

Some people have told me that I'm brave for speaking out about how I overcame my ED.
But I disagree. I silently coped with it for a long time. I didn't even talk to 
my college buddies about it. 

Then I read some Ivy league research that was published and 
overcame my ED http://www.malewellnesscenter.com/anus/agronomist/rockfishes/effloresced/abundances/franciscans.htm

It felt good to know it has nothing to do with Low-T levels, but more than everything I enjoy being able to be spontaneous. I rid myself of a complex issue that was chipping away at my confidence. 

The great thing about this discovery is that I didn't have to go to the doctor to know that I
was cured. I think it's time that everyone knows what really behind Men's ED. 

Thanks

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From: UID Team, 8411 Jacob Drive
Cordova, TN-38016

Two Ways to forego:
1. http://www.malewellnesscenter.com/charge/absentees/significantly.html
2. Or write to the above.

Thanks. #1065778-AAFE#

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Update: When I say update data, I really mean more in terms of that method randomly being called several times. I understand the advantage in the answer offered below which asks to re-use the statement inside a loop.

    // some code blah blah
    update();

    // some more code blah blah 
    update();

... 

public void update () throws SQLException{
 try{
      PreparedStatement ps = connection.prepareStatement("some sql");
      ps.setString(1, "foobar1");
      ps.setString(2, "foobar2");
      ps.execute();
 }finally {
     ps.close();

 }

}
There is no way to actually reuse the 'ps' java object and I understand that the actual connection.prepareStatement call is quite expensive.
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Which is what brings me back to the original question. Is this "some sql" PreparedStatement still being cached and reused under the covers that I dont know about?
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I should also mention that we support several databases
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Thank you.

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