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java.sql.SQLException: Stream has already been closed

 
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Hello,
I'm using ORACLE when I execute this method I get a java.sql.SQLException: Stream has already been closed.
Could anyone take a quick look at the following code, please?



Thanks.
 
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can you provide the stack trace? does it tell you which line the exception happened?
 
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Of course,

 
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at core.orm.Orm.getDetalleEncargo(Orm.java:102)

can you re post the line of code at 102 from Orm.java

 
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Hi..

For ensure, check your SQL directly in database.. (in this case the SQL is correct)..


You could change your code for while to if, because the result is only one record, isn't it?..


try to remove this code, because i think it's useless


in that code there's try.. catch.. block, its mean the exception would be caught if happened.., so why we've to throw the exception again (in the catch block)?..

may i know the sequence's method call in your application?..

please correct me if i'm wrong..

Thanks..
 
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