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From:Helmut Leininger Date:May 30 2003 12:07pm
Subject:RE: PreparedStatement gives always empty Resultset
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Hi,

During tests I have found additional information. It has for sure 
something to do with MySQL 4.1 and Server-Prepared Statements.
If "useServerPrepStmts=false" is specified in the connection string, the 
problem disappears.

NB:
This shows also, that the information in the README is wrong which says 
that the default value for  useServerPrepStmts is  "false".

Regards
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