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BatchUpdateException.getUpdateCounts(); is returning -3 for the records irrespective of the operation is success or fail.

CallableStatement.executeBatch(); is throwing BatchUpdateException if there is an error in one of the records of batch.

But the behavior is different with mysql-connector and mariadb-client drivers.

With Mysql connector, BatchUpdateException.getUpdateCounts(); is returning -3 for the records failed and a positive integer for the successful records.

And with of MariaDB client, BatchUpdateException.getUpdateCounts(); is returning -3 for all the records. That is for both failed and successful records it is returning -3.

What changes need to be done so that, MariaDB client should behave same as Mysql connector?

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