The java.util.Statement.execute() method is used in Java to execute an SQL statement and return a boolean value indicating whether the execution was successful or not. This method is commonly used for executing SQL statements such as queries, updates, inserts, or deletes. If the SQL statement is a query, the method returns true, whereas for other types of statements, it returns false. This method is often used in conjunction with a java.sql.Connection and java.sql.Statement object to interact with a database.
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