Use rs.next(). This returns false if it is empty.
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Subject: empty resultset
Hi,
I'm using the JDBC:ODBC bridge to access data in an access database.
Can someone tell me how to check for an empty result set?
If I use a rs.isBeforeFirst() call it gives me an
UnsupportedOperationException..
So it seems that some JDBC functions are not supported by the bridge
:(
Mark..
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