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From Java we’d do something like:
stmt.execute("SELECT * FROM users");
But for a stored procedure like:
stmt.execute("{CALL createUser(?,?,?,?)}");
Why do we need the { and } when this is not required in normal SQL?
The curly braces are the escape syntax for stored procedures. When the JDBC driver encounters
{call createUser(?,?,?,?)}, it will translate this escape syntax into the native SQL used by the database to call the stored procedure.