Hi:

1-The <esql:more-results> is is not a mandatory issue. It is just an
optional tag that you can use.
2-The <esql:skip-rows> and <esql:max-rows> are also optionals that means
that it will not triggered if you dont request it.

By the way I dont see a case when you will request 0 rows in the
<esql:max-rows>. I the worst case you will need to set it just to control
if the are some rows. Then you will need to request almost 1 additional
row (0+1) to check for additionals rows in the returned recordset.

This way it will be faster for every database manager because database
manager mainly stop when they already have filled the requested amount of
rows. And returns after they get the maxrow you requested. As you can see
this is the faster method I know to trigger the more-results.

Ragards,

Antonio Gallardo.


aps olute dijo:
>
>  Antonio,
>      Per your suggestion, I downloaded the latest on 12/24 and it still
> does
> not work. ESQL having a problem working with Oracle 8i and Tomcat
> 4.1.12.  Exact xml file is working with Tomcat.4.0.1 but not on 4.1.12.
> What actually has been changed?
>      I tinkered a little bit more, and based on your postings, I kind of
> clue-in on this skip-rows and max-rows.  This was not needed before, why
> make it mandatory? Is this documented somewhere like on a DTD or a
> Schema for ESQL? Also it does not work with skip-rows set to zero!!!!
>
>
> aps
>
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