hi Silvia,
u can use this
int i = 0 ;
while(r.next()) // here r is the object of type
ResultSet u get after executing the query
{
i++ ;
}
at the end of the loop i will give u the no of recds .
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What function give us the number of records retrieved by a query?
I'm using JDBC.
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