Spring boot 3.2 JDBC Client | Auto configured JDBC Client for database interactions

You'll learn in this video how to simplify database interactions by using Spring Boot 3.2, the JDBC client. In Spring Boot 3.2, the JDBC client stands out for its automatic configuration feature. This means that requesting a bean in our application instantly provides us with an instance, eliminating the need for manual setup and streamlining the process effortlessly.
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Its prone to sql injection attack, how to resolve it

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You can use Prepared Statements or Parameterized Queries or Use Named Parameters. Validate user inputs before using them in SQL queries.
Ensure that inputs adhere to the expected format and do not contain malicious characters. Regular expressions or other validation mechanisms can be employed for this purpose.
Use stored procedures whenever possible. This shifts the responsibility of SQL query construction to the database, making it harder for attackers to inject malicious SQL.