Just an idea... not sure if this breaks the JDBC spec.

If you call addBatch() on a PreparedStatement... then call
executeUpdate... instead of executeBatch... shouldn't it throw an Exception.

Either that or if profileSql=true then it should log a warning.

Kevin

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Kevin A. Burton wrote:

Neither is required by the JDBC spec. We'll look at adding this to the
'usageAdvisor' feature as a warning, but there should be absolutely
nothing wrong with calling executeUpdate() before executeBatch(), unless
that's not what _you_ wanted to do (i.e. an application-level error).

Regards,

-Mark

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