If you use EJB 1.1 you will get a java.util.Collection instead
of a java.util.Enumeration. In that case you can just call the
size() method on the collection.
Abdul Salam wrote:
>
> Hi guys,
>
> I am sorry, if i disturbed you by this mail.
>
> I am using Entity bean managed by container for
> retrieving data from the datbase. I am getting the
> individual records using finder methods. I want to
> find the total no. of records, the finder method
> returns.
>
> I know the simple way by going thru the Enumeration
> value in a loop. But if thousands of records were
> there then it will take much time. Is there any easier
> way to find the number of records the finder method
> return.
>
> I appreciate your help regarding this.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Abdul.
>
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