I haven't had any luck finding anything looking through the maillist ...
( or as newbe I don't know how to seek.-)
I need ( well I chose) to use updatable selects in a
java-(netbeans)-project
(And I might just have a misconception of what they really are and
should be used... -))
All I get from derby is resultsets that are read_only when I ask for
concurrent updatable....
(Using server version)
Request: (aprox and paraphrased from derby documentation ... )
Statement
stmt = con.createStatement(ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE,
ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE);
con.autocommit(false);
Stmt.executeQuery("Select * from \"table\" for update of \"row\" ");
Documentation of updatable selects are quite "dark" about when the
resultset is returned as updatable and specially when "not" returned as
updatable.
Standard stmt.execute("update \"table\" set xxx = yyy where zzz ) is
working just fine... but I insist on the usability of the consept of
updatable selects ... just don't understand why they don't work with
java using derby.
Anybody with a lucky helping hand ?? And please don't tell me that I
should not use updatable select ... or not use "javadb" or use a newer
version ... I'll be very sorry.-)
Greating
erik
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