Examples of java.sql.Statement.clearWarnings()

java.sql.Statement.clearWarnings()
Clears all SQLWarnings from this Statement. @throws SQLException if an error occurs accessing the database

            Stmt.clearWarnings();


            Query = "DELETE FROM accounts";


            Stmt.execute(Query);
            Stmt.clearWarnings();


            Query = "DELETE FROM tellers";


            Stmt.execute(Query);
            Stmt.clearWarnings();

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            Stmt.clearWarnings();


            Query = "DELETE FROM tellers";


            Stmt.execute(Query);
            Stmt.clearWarnings();


            Query = "DELETE FROM branches";


            Stmt.execute(Query);
            Stmt.clearWarnings();

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            Stmt.clearWarnings();


            Query = "DELETE FROM branches";


            Stmt.execute(Query);
            Stmt.clearWarnings();
            Conn.commit();


            /* prime database using TPC BM B scaling rules.
             **  Note that for each branch and teller:
             **      branch_id = teller_id  / ntellers

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    DRDAStatement drdaStmt =  database.getDefaultStatement(pkgnamcsn);
    // initialize statement for reuse
    drdaStmt.initialize();
    String sqlStmt = parseEXECSQLIMMobjects();
        Statement statement = drdaStmt.getStatement();
        statement.clearWarnings();
        if (pendingStatementTimeout >= 0) {
            statement.setQueryTimeout(pendingStatementTimeout);
            pendingStatementTimeout = -1;
        }
    int updCount = statement.executeUpdate(sqlStmt);

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                // all we want callers to see are the warnings.
                SQLWarning w1 = theConnection.getWarnings();
                SQLWarning w2 = st.getWarnings();
                SQLWarning w3 = rs.getWarnings();
                theConnection.clearWarnings();
                st.clearWarnings();
                rs.clearWarnings();
                warns = appendWarnings(w1,w2);
                {if (true) return new ijWarningResult(appendWarnings(warns,w3));}
    throw new Error("Missing return statement in function");
  }

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                // all we want callers to see are the warnings.
                SQLWarning w1 = theConnection.getWarnings();
                SQLWarning w2 = st.getWarnings();
                SQLWarning w3 = rs.getWarnings();
                theConnection.clearWarnings();
                st.clearWarnings();
                rs.clearWarnings();
                warns = appendWarnings(w1,w2);
                {if (true) return new ijWarningResult(appendWarnings(warns,w3));}
    throw new Error("Missing return statement in function");
  }

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    DRDAStatement drdaStmt =  database.getDefaultStatement(pkgnamcsn);
    // initialize statement for reuse
    drdaStmt.initialize();
    String sqlStmt = parseEXECSQLIMMobjects();
        Statement statement = drdaStmt.getStatement();
        statement.clearWarnings();
        if (pendingStatementTimeout >= 0) {
            statement.setQueryTimeout(pendingStatementTimeout);
            pendingStatementTimeout = -1;
        }
    int updCount = statement.executeUpdate(sqlStmt);

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                // all we want callers to see are the warnings.
                SQLWarning w1 = theConnection.getWarnings();
                SQLWarning w2 = st.getWarnings();
                SQLWarning w3 = rs.getWarnings();
                theConnection.clearWarnings();
                st.clearWarnings();
                rs.clearWarnings();
                warns = appendWarnings(w1,w2);
                {if (true) return new ijWarningResult(appendWarnings(warns,w3));}
    throw new Error("Missing return statement in function");
  }

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    // should have no more rows
    assertEquals(false, moreRow);


    assertNull("No warnings should be found on statement", stmt.getWarnings());
    stmt.clearWarnings(); //verifying that method is supported


    assertNull("No warnings should be found on connection", con.getWarnings());
    con.clearWarnings(); //verifying that method is supported


    stmt.close();

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                // all we want callers to see are the warnings.
                SQLWarning w1 = theConnection.getWarnings();
                SQLWarning w2 = st.getWarnings();
                SQLWarning w3 = rs.getWarnings();
                theConnection.clearWarnings();
                st.clearWarnings();
                rs.clearWarnings();
                warns = appendWarnings(w1,w2);
                {if (true) return new ijWarningResult(appendWarnings(warns,w3));}
    throw new Error("Missing return statement in function");
  }

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