It's code to create a StringTokenizer that will tokenize the value returned
from column 6 of an sql query by looking for spaces, tabs, new lines,
carriage returns or form feeds. It looks right to me, how is it working?
(*Chris*)
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Subject: [JSP-INTEREST] StringTokenizer(<sql:getColumn position="6"/>); ???
> Could you please tell me wht this :
> StringTokenizer(<sql:getColumn position="6"/>);
> is wrong ?
> Thanks
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