You might try looking at Karl Moss' book "Java Servlets" published by McGraw
Hill. On page 138 it gives an excellent example of what you are trying to do. I
would send a copy of the code, and other than for copy right reasons it is
still better to look at the book.
Tom K.
"Agarwal, Beena" wrote:
> Hi
> Does anyone have a example of using cursors with JDBC.
> The issue we are trying to solve is using a servlet to display only
> 10 rows at a time to the user from a table that may contain a million
> records.
> The table is in an oracle database.
> The oracle driver apis have not been very helpful.
> Any information will be greatly appreciated
>
> Thanks
> Beena
>
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