Use addBatch() method for each SQL statement and executeBatch() method for running the batch query.

      

  Statement stmt = conn.createStatement();

  stmt.addBatch("INSERT INTO Employees (Id, Name) VALUES(9517,Jane)");

  stmt.addBatch("INSERT INTO Employees (Id, Name) VALUES(9518,Betty)");

  stmt.executeBatch();

Use PreparedStatement to collect multiple statements for a single execution.

      

  PreparedStatement stmt = conn.createStatement();

  stmt.collect("INSERT INTO Employees (Id, Name) VALUES(:0,:1)");

  stmt.collect("INSERT INTO Employees (Id, Name) VALUES(:2,:3)");

  stmt.execute();

Separate statements by semicolon and use one of execute... methods

  

  Statement stmt = conn.createStatement();

  stmt.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO Employees (Id, Name) VALUES(9517,Jane);"+

                     "INSERT INTO Employees (Id, Name) VALUES(9518,Betty)");

Collect multiple statements in the list and use PreparedStatement for execution.

      

  PreparedStatement stmt = conn.createStatement();

  ArrayList listOfStatements = new ArrayList();

  listOfStatements.add("INSERT INTO Employees (Id, Name) VALUES(:0,:1)");

  listOfStatements.add("INSERT INTO Employees (Id, Name) VALUES(:2,:3)");

  .... 

  stmt.execute(listOfStatements);

Using Transactions we can accelerate performance of multiple statements