this works
//out.println("<a
href=mailto:"+haberler.getString("strEmailAdr")+"
TITLE="+haberler.getString("strEmailAdr")+">"+haberler.getString("strNam
e") +" "+ haberler.getString("strLastName")+"</a><br>");
out.println(haberler.getDate("sdate")+"<br><br>");
this also works
out.println("<a
href=mailto:"+haberler.getString("strEmailAdr")+"
TITLE="+haberler.getString("strEmailAdr")+">"+haberler.getString("strNam
e") +" "+ haberler.getString("strLastName")+"</a><br>");
//out.println(haberler.getDate("sdate")+"<br><br>");
but when two lines run together, the first line executes succesfully,
but the second line generates the following error:
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Invalid Descriptor Index
haberler("sdate") is of type datetime in sql server 2000 column.
I use jdbc.odbc driver from sun.
Thanks for any help.
btw, this is my statement line:
Statement statement =
con.createStatement(ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE,ResultSet.CONCUR_UPD
ATABLE);
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