Vincent Stoessel wrote:
>Yeah, I was thinking about doing the scrolling results thing
>using a pure java solution. I will look into the CachedRowset
>from Sun, thanks for that info. I still believe the mysql driver
>is cool. What's up with the docs, though?
>
JDBC-2.0 result sets are fully scrollable (read the API docs)
What's the problem with the docs? They're in the README. Everything that
is specific to the driver is in there. Anything that's not is in
ten's-of-thousands of pages in books, websites and magazine articles
about JDBC...it is a _standard_ API in Java.
-Mark
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