Vincent Stoessel wrote:
>Yeah, I was thinking about doing the scrolling results thing
>using a pure java solution. I will look into the CachedRowset
>from Sun, thanks for that info. I still believe the mysql driver
>is cool. What's up with the docs, though?
>
JDBC-2.0 result sets are fully scroll
Yeah, I was thinking about doing the scrolling results thing
using a pure java solution. I will look into the CachedRowset
from Sun, thanks for that info. I still believe the mysql driver
is cool. What's up with the docs, though?
Mark Matthews wrote:
> Vincent Stoessel wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> I a
Vincent Stoessel wrote:
>Hello,
>I am working on a J2EE app and I really would love to take
>advantage of jdbc 2.0's RowSet functionality.
>Is Connector J (2 or 3) compliant
>with this part of the standard?
>
>
No. There hasn't been a large demand for support of that API, and it's
not requir
Hello,
I am working on a J2EE app and I really would love to take
advantage of jdbc 2.0's RowSet functionality.
Is Connector J (2 or 3) compliant
with this part of the standard?
Thank You
sql,query
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