NullPointerException fixes in PreparedStatement #53
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…han during query execution; implemented setter and getter functions based on statement functions
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Create statement during initialization of prepared statement rather than during query execution; implemented setter and getter functions based on statement functions; changed logging to debug rather than info.
Was getting NullPointerExceptions when trying to use the
setMaxRowsfunction, this resolved the issue on my end. INFO level logging was causing a communication error in one of the applications I was using, changing to debug level fixed the issue, but not sure if there's a cleaner solution to that problem.