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Thread: Set error to string buffer

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    Default Set error to string buffer

    StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
    ExecutorService executor = Executors.newFixedThreadPool (10);
    for (String p:pCall) { Runnable runner -> {
    fProc="{call "+p+")"; csProcCall = con.prepareCall (fProc); csProcCall.registerOut Parameter (1,OracleTypes.VARCHAR) ;
    csProcCall.executeQuery (); String errorMsg = (String) csProcCall.getObject(1);
    Common.log(errorMsg);
    if (!errorMsg.equals IgnoreCase ("SUCCESS")) { errorMessage=errorMessage+errorMsg;
    }
    System.out.println("parallel procedure execution" + p);
    executor.execute (runner) ;
    sb.append("Started the procedure" + p);
    }
    executor.shutdown();
    while (!executor.isTerminated()) {
    }

    Please help me out to convert the if statement block to string buffer to run the code successfully

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    Default Re: Set error to string buffer

    convert the if statement block to string buffer
    Not sure what that means. Are you asking about how to use the StringBuffer class?
    What do you want to use the StringBuffer class for? Can you explain that?


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    Default Re: Set error to string buffer

    At First it was for loop now i have converted the part of code to multi threading so it doesn't support simple if statement for error statement so i have to set the error to string buffer. Please help me with that


    String proc=DBCRConstants.getDbcr Proc();
    String fProc=null;
    String [] pCall-new String[7];
    String errorMessage=""; 
    pCall-proc.split(", ");
    StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
    ExecutorService executor =
          Executors.newFixedThreadPool (10);
    for (String p:pCall) {
     Runnable runner -> {
    fProc="{call "+p+")"; 
    csProcCall = con.prepareCall (fProc); csProcCall.registerOut Parameter (1,OracleTypes.VARCHAR) ;
    csProcCall.executeQuery (); 
    String errorMsg = (String) csProcCall.getObject(1);
    Common.log(errorMsg);
    if (!errorMsg.equals IgnoreCase ("SUCCESS")) 
    { 
    errorMessage=errorMessage+errorMsg;
    }
    System.out.println("parallel procedure execution" + p);
    executor.execute (runner) ;
    sb.append("Started the procedure" + p);
    }
    executor.shutdown();
    while (!executor.isTerminated()) {
    }

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    Default Re: Set error to string buffer

    i have to set the error to string buffer.
    Where is the String with the error message's text that you want to add to the StringBuffer?
    Where is the StringBuffer? Why can't you use the StringBuffer class's append method to add the String to it?
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