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Old 04-18-2008, 04:20 PM
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Returning multiple results (JDBC 3.0)
If you have worked with JDBC 2, you might be knowing that if your statement is returning multiple results, only one ResultSet can be opened at a time. This is a limitation. Good new is that JDBC 3.0 specification allows the Statement interface to support multiple open ResultSets. Lets see hot this can be done.
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