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Java code inserts data from Notes documents into a SQL table

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Prepared statements allow Lotus Notes/Domino users to update and insert data into tables without having to use special characters.

This Java code shows how to retrieve data from Lotus Notes documents, but with a twist. The code tests to see if the data already exists in a SQL table. If it does, the data is updated. If it doesn't exist, then the data is inserted.

Java to update/insert in SQL table
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This was first published in October 2008

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