Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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Author: James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher: PEARSON
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Write a method named query2 that uses JDBC to execute a SELECT query to List, for a provided
Language, the movies for that language (ID, Title, Release Date) together with the Number of actors that
act on each of them. Note if a movie has 0 actors, it should appear with a 0 (For example, film with id 5, in
Spanish, has not actors)
Example of output for the parameter Spanish':
film_id title
2
release_year
Number of actors
ACE GOLDFINGER
AFRICAN EGG
2006
5
2006
10
ALADDIN CALENDAR
2006
3
Use a PreparedStatement with a parameter for the LanguageName and filter the query results to
only return rows tied to that Language.
b. Pretty-print the results to the console (One line per row in readable aligned columns)
This would be invoked on the command line as
a.
с.
java ser322.JdbcLab <url> <user> <pwd> <driver> query2 <language_name>
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