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The ResultSet present in the Java SDK is a interface. It has the methods that are not implemented. But we are able to invoke menthods that help us in retriving the values from the Data retrieved from the Database. Where does this implementations come from?
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Originally posted by rajeshas: Where does this implementations come from?
They come from the JDBC-Driver you use. It contains the concrete implementation for this interface. Like for example the MM.MySQL-JDBC Driver contains the following Class: public class ResultSet extends org.gjt.mm.mysql.ResultSet implements java.sql.ResultSet cheers Hartmut
Hi Hartmut Ludwig, Thanks for the answer. For the Admin's note: This question could be closed. Thanks Rajesh [ September 15, 2002: Message edited by: rajeshas ]
Originally posted by rajeshas: For the Admin's note: This question could be closed.
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