We are using JDK1.3, which I presume would mean that I am using JDBC2 ...
but neither I , or a co-worker could find any reference to a recordCount
method/prop anywhere. Could you perhaps give a syntactical example?
Thanks!
Neal
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you are using a prior version of JDBC. Use JDBC2.0, it has all the methods
like recordcount, previous, first, last etc.
Tarun Dewan.
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You're suggesting to use the SQL aggregate function? I suppose this would
work but it's ultimately a work-around. Does this mean there is no *direct*
support for such information in JDBC?
Also, is there control for setting the cursor Type for the recordset (eg
forwardOnly,dynamic, etc.)?
Thanks.
Neal
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use count * method of sql
Neal Cabage wrote:
> Does anyone know how to return a recordCount when using JDBC? For
instnace,
> in ADO (Microsoft world) recordCount is simply a property of the recordSet
> object. Is there something that provides a similar functionality? I need
> that value *prior* to moving through the records so simply incrementing a
> value is not an option.
>
> Also, can anyone recommend a driver (and/or method) for accessing a
> Microsoft DB such as SQL server, that does not require the JDBC:ODBC
bridge?
>
> Thanks.
> Neal
>
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