fetch results values in the same order in which they exist in result set
e.g following causing the invalid descriptor index error :
select name, address from TblPerson
rs.getString("address")
rs.getString ("name")
cause you have fetched address before the name .
hope you get it.
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Subject: WHAT ABOUT WITH A "invalid descriptor index error"
> hi all i wanna make a query, but i have this error:
>
> "invalid descriptor index error"
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> i have sqlserver6.0
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> thanks....
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