sorry, the primary key is n_id, not supplier_id. On May 24, 12:22 pm, bee vo <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > I've been having an issue with my java application which uses java's > RowSet. After transferring my database from PostGres to H2, there has > been a problem with updating my RowSet object. In PostGres I: > inserted a new row into the database using: rowset.insertRow(); > then I moved the the DB cursor to the current row using: > rowset.last(); > > I then called rowset.getRow(); and it always returned the new inserted > row number. > > However, after the switch to the H2 database, rowset.last() would > always return the row number before the the new insertion. For > example, if I inserted a new row 8, call rowset.last(), it would give > me 7 instead of 8. I've also tried rowset.moveToInsertRow() and > moveToCurrentRow(); and got the same result. I used the > rowset.execute() after the the rowset.insertRow() call and it did > update the rowset.last() correctly. > But is there another way without calling rowset.execute()? > Am I doing something wrong with the new H2 database? > Is there some default H2 property that doesn't allow information to be > passed to RowSet immediately after insertion into the H2 database? > > These are the properties of the DB I made in H2: > TABLE example( > n_id INT AUTO_INCREMENT, > name VARCHAR(255), > PRIMARY KEY (supplier_id) > ). > > I would very much appreciate any help I get.
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