2.Write a method named query2 that uses JDBC to execute a SELECT query to List, for a providedLanguage, the movies for that language (ID, Title, Release Date) together with the Number of actors thatact on each of them. Note if a movie has 0 actors, it should appear with a 0 (For example, film with id 5, inSpanish, has not actors)Example of output for the parameter Spanish':film_id title2release_yearNumber of actorsACE GOLDFINGERAFRICAN EGG20065200610ALADDIN CALENDAR20063Use a PreparedStatement with a parameter for the LanguageName and filter the query results toonly return rows tied to that Language.b. Pretty-print the results to the console (One line per row in readable aligned columns)This would be invoked on the command line asa.с.java ser322.JdbcLab query2

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Write a method named query2 that uses JDBC to execute a SELECT query to List, for a provided Language, the movies for that language (ID, Title, Release Date) together with the Number of actors that act on each of them. Note if a movie has 0 actors, it should appear with a 0 (For example, film with id 5, in Spanish, has not actors) Example of output for the parameter "Spanish': film_id title 2 Number of actors release_year ACE GOLDFINGER 2006 5 10 AFRICAN EGG 2006 ALADDIN CALENDAR 2006 Use a PreparedStatement with a parameter for the LanguageName and filter the query results to only return rows tied to that Language. b. Pretty-print the results to the console (One line per row in readable aligned columns) This would be invoked on the command line as с. java ser322.JdbcLab query2 203

Write a method named query2 that uses JDBC to execute a SELECT query to List, for a provided Language, the movies for that language (ID, Title, Release Date) together with the Number of actors that act on each of them. Note if a movie has 0 actors, it should appear with a 0 (For example, film with id 5, in Spanish, has not actors) Example of output for the parameter "Spanish': film_id title 2 Number of actors release_year ACE GOLDFINGER 2006 5 10 AFRICAN EGG 2006 ALADDIN CALENDAR 2006 Use a PreparedStatement with a parameter for the LanguageName and filter the query results to only return rows tied to that Language. b. Pretty-print the results to the console (One line per row in readable aligned columns) This would be invoked on the command line as с. java ser322.JdbcLab query2 203

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