I have a crashed table which I am unsure how to repair with. Here is the dump of my error trace: Warning: mysql_query(): Unable to save result set in
I\'m trying to understand MySQL Stored Procedures, I want to check if a users login credentials are valid and if so, update the users online status:
I have situation where a 3rd party open source product I am using is running out of cursors in Oracle and receiving the error: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01000: maximum open cursors exceeded
It seems that the ResultSet will be automatically closed when I close the Connection. But I want to return the ResultSet and use it in another method, then I don\'t know where to close Connection and
I have a stored procedure in an Oracle 10g database, in my java code, i call it with: CallableStatement cs = bdr.prepareCall(\"Begin ADMBAS01.pck_basilea_reportes.cargar_reporte(?,?,?,?,?); END;\", R
I\'ve got a class that implements Iterator with a ResultSet as a data member.Essentially the class looks like this:
The problem is, that after displaying the ResultSet with <h:dataTable>, 开发者_C百科the connection is left open. If I close it, it closes the ResultSet too. I\'m thinking about copying the Resul
What is the best way to skip ahead to a specific record number in a Java JDBC resultse开发者_StackOverflow中文版t?You can use ResultSet#absolute() for this. Whether it works depends on the JDBC driver
I am writing a program that will query an MS access database, return the query as a result set, and then I want to ultimately convert that result set into a String array, so that I can pass it into th