MySQL's JDBC connector has a security feature called allowMultiQueries, which defaults to false. When turned off, it prevents using a useful, but potentially dangerous feature in MySQL via JDBC: try (Statement s = connection.createStatement()) { try { s.execute("create table t (i int);"); // This doesn't work, by default: s.executeUpdate(""" insert into t values (1); insert … Continue reading MySQL’s allowMultiQueries flag with JDBC and jOOQ →
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