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Old 06-16-2007, 05:29 AM
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resultSet jdbc getObject( ? )
Hi,
with getObject() I can specify the field of the table, by name and by the number of the column.
But... how can I refer by name to a column that it has a lot of alias?
I tried with getObject("") but it didn't work
Any ideas?
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Did you try with alias?
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haha yes
use alias for each column, and call them by alias
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