Try changesPending().

This returns true if getUpdatedRowCount(), getDeletedCount(), or
getInsertedCount() return a value > 0.

Tom

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I would like to check if a QueryDataSet was modified and I use isModified 
method which returns actually a null pointer exception. Also I tested 
getStatus(), again without luck.

I would be grateful if you can help me and let me know a practical method of

checking if one QueryDataSet was changed.

Thanks in advance,
Pierre


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