the final chapter:
"...
Oracle itself can only return result sets from a 'naked' query, or via a
cursor as a stored procdure output parameter. The latter is not available
from
standard JDBC, only the extension to JDBC,
CallableStatement.getResultSet(int paramindex)
available from Oracle drivers. ..."

found in a newsgroup  :-(

it seems that there is only a DBMS-specific solution to get things working.

for those who are interested - the oracle way in a short summary:
http://www.enterprisedt.com/publications/oracle/result_set.html





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