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Using scrollable resultset in stored procedures

 
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Hi
I wanted to know if we could use scrollable(forward and backward) resultset for stored procedures. If yes, could i have a link or a sample code which tells me more about it.
 
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There's a version of Connection.prepareCall() that takes resultSetType and resultSetConcurrency parameters, so I don't see why not as long as your driver supports JDBC 2.0. I've never tried it myself; why don't you give it a go?

Jules
 
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It is of type forward only...that is the problem
 
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If you are able to wait to J2SE 5.0 the implementations of the new RowSet interface are able to provide a Resultset scrollable even though the driver is not. RowSet extends ResultSet.
I haven't tried it but have a look at JdbcRowSet

And RowSet Tutorial
 
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Manish,

Can you post a code fragment? Which JDBC driver are you using?
 
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