very simple
ur declaring rs as a local variable so it has to be initialized to any value
before ur accessing it. Instead of
ResultSet rs;
say
ResultSet rs=null;
and put ur code in a try and catch block.
Hope this Helps
Srini
Kelsey Fedde wrote:
> JDBCServlet.java:115: Variable rs may not have been initialized.
> String sd = rs.getString(2);
> �
> JDBCServlet.java:115: Exception java.sql.SQLException must be caught, or it
> must
> be declared in the throws clause of this method.
> String sd = rs.getString(2);
>
> p.s. the 2 is meant to refer to line 2 of a db2 table I am accessing this
> table from OS/390
>
> I can't find and correct the error (been working on this for hours) I dont'
> have a debugger and
> write entirely in notepad....
> suggestions?
>
> thanks,
> Kelsey
>
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