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As for string substitution, you just have to create a new string since
strings are immutable.  Strings use the StringBuffer class for their
hardcore work, and like I mentioned before, you might want to take a look at
that class.


See
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/index.html


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"WANG" <wangjian@online.sh.cn> wrote in message news:3b431d00_2@dnews...
> first question:
> Is there any way to substitute the string in java as like in c/c++ with
> sprintf or in delphi with Format(s,OPENARRAY(TVarRec,..)). It's very
usefull
> to build the SQL statement in run time.
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> With assignment of a long string I have to break it into several pieces
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> use + to concatenate them
> String s="select * from emp"+
>          "where .....";
> Is there a way not to use + concatenation as like in delphi/CB
> AnSistring s="select * from emp \
>               where .......";
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