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Larry Meadors commented on IBATIS-368:
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Changing this signature would break every existing rowhandler written, so that 
won't do. :-)

If you add a method to the interface, that will do the same thing.

You could create an AbortableRowHandler interface that extends the existing 
interface, and add a 'boolean stopProcessing()' method to it.

It would take some tinkering with the internals, but I think it would work.



> RowHandler implementation needs to be able to end current resultSet  
> processing
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: IBATIS-368
>                 URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IBATIS-368
>             Project: iBatis for Java
>          Issue Type: Improvement
>    Affects Versions: 2.1.7
>            Reporter: Kai Grabfelder
>
> The current RowHandler interface lacks the possibility to end current 
> resultSet processing. Example:
> If a join query which joins categories and products Per category multiple 
> products are allowed. The query is sorted by category ID. The query returns 
> 100 000 rows but I only want to return the first 100 categories. I can not 
> use the current limit functionalities of ibatis as I don't know how many 
> products are present per category. So the number of rows to get the first 200 
> categories could be anything between 200 and infinity.
> I've written my own RowHandler implementation that throws and exception after 
> the first 200 categoires - but that is not very nice. So why not change the 
> interface of RowHandler#handleRow()  to return boolean instead of void  - 
> this way the result set processing could be interupted if desired.
> cheers
> Kai

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