Query terminate with semicolon(;) get SqlException and process does not terminate [closed]

Answer 1

This behavior depends on the database driver you are using. Java PreparedStatement will send this query terminated with semi-colon(;), as it is, to the driver.It depends on the database whether that understands the sql query termination or not.

Answer 2

Statement terminators are not part of the statement itself. The JDBC API is intended to execute individual statements, so a statement should not be terminated.

For most databases, the statement terminator is not part of the statement syntax, but is actually an artifact of the CLI (which needs to know when a query is actually finished to be sent to the server).