Hi,
since a resultset is tied to a connection, placing it in the session only
ties up the connection to that user and destroys the advantage of a
connection pool. Please consider using a cached row set, or jdk1.4 has some
disconnected result set concepts, or even creating a data object with the
extracted result set in the object.
hope this helps,
dave
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Can you store the resultset in the user's session?
How big is your result's set?
Mike
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From: sanjib B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 1:13 PM
Subject: resultset
> In my resultset I am getting result in the form of two dimensional array.
What will be the best way to store them ?? And the smae resultset I wanna
accesss from different JSP pages/servlets within a user's session. How can I
do that ??
>
> any suggestion will be highly appreciated.
>
>
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