There is no direct way of getting the record count using JDBC 1.1 , you can do
it with JDBC 2.0 though.
With JDBC 1.1 , you can do a resultset.last() , that takes you to the last
record , this is an indirect way of
getting the record count. That's all I can think of.
Santosh
amar singhal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/22/2000 02:09:27 PM
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Subject: JDBC: want to know the no of record fetch my any select query
Hi,
I am using jdbc 1.1 driver. I want to know the records fetch by any select
query statment.
thanks.
Amar Singhal
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