Yes,
Try this.
while (dataResultSet.next())
{
... put code here.
rowCount++;
}
return rowCount;
You may want to put this in a method you call and return the rowCount.
Tom Kochanowicz
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Hi three
Is there any method through which one can get to know the no of records
fetched by a query (in a Resulset).
Regards
Sunil Dua
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