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Java Database Q&A » result » row

1. how can we access different rows of a result set? stackoverflow.com

I have a situation where i need to access different rows of result set via JDBC. I'm new to it. enter image description here As seen from picture i need ...

2. How come I know number of rows in a Result Set ? coderanch.com

3. unable to obtain result set row count coderanch.com

Passing certain values to my callableStatement causes my resultset to be empty (which is to be expected sometimes). When my statement is executed (stmt.executeQuery() ) it bombs, giving me the following error message: java.sql.SQLException: unable to obtain result set row count. From {call sp_GetMainName(?,?)} Should not my executeQuery statement work, moving to the rs.next() statement, skipping the current record if it ...

4. Initial rows loaded to result set coderanch.com

5. Display each results from database in their own row coderanch.com

Hello, I have the following code implemented which connects to my database and retrieves data corresponding to my query using a while loop in ResultSet. I have printed the output in a table although, all records are printed in the same row, after one complete record has been read, I want to place a carriage return and display the next row ...

6. Is it possible to select across multiple rows into the same result? coderanch.com

Hello, I will need to be querying a database schema which models an object hierarchy tree, with a single table containing every parent-child relationship in the tree. So to find the TypeA children of a specific parent you'd do something like SELECT * FROM TypeA, relationships WHERE relationships.parentid = AND relationships.childid = TypeA.id That's straightforward enough, but what if you're ...