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Select * works in JDBC. I don't see anything wrong with your app. What
line of code took the exception? At that point what are the values for
pRow and pColumn?
David Wall
Toolbox for Java
iSeries ODBC Driver for Linux
"Mangavalli,
Ramanujam" To:
"'java400-l@midrange.com'" <java400-l@midrange.com>
<RamM@Mvmills.com cc:
> Subject: RE: Descriptor Index
not Valid.
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AM
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Dave,
Here is the getValueAt method. The user keys in SELECT * FROM
COLLECTIONA.TABLEA. Table A has two rows. I can see the vector values after
I get all the data for the two rows. I use resultSet().getNext() to
determine if there there are more rows. If the return value is false, I
just
set a endOfResultSet variable to True and get out.
Can I not do a select * in JDBC? I set the JRE to 1.4 in eclipse.
/**
* getValueAt method comment.
*/
public Object getValueAt(int pRow, int pColumn)
{
Object[] dummyRow = null;
int iterations = 0, oldRowCount = currentRowCount;
boolean validRow;
// If the row at which the value is requested is less than 0,return
nothing.
if (pRow < 0)
return null;
// If the column at which the value is requested is less than 0
// or if the column is greater than the number of columns, return nothing.
if ((pColumn < 0) || (pColumn >
this.getColumnCount()))
return null;
// If the end of the cursor is reached and the row at which the value is
//requested is after the end, return nothing.
if ((endOfResultSet) && (pRow >
currentRowCount))
return null;
// If the row is already cached, return the cached value.
if ((pRow > -1) && (pRow <
cachedRowCount) )
dummyRow =
(Object[])cachedRow.elementAt(pRow-1);
// If the row is not cached, get more rows from the result set and return
// it.
if ((!endOfResultSet) && pRow >
cachedRowCount)
iterations = pRow +
READ_INCREMENT;
validRow = true;
for (int x = cachedRowCount + 1; (x<=
iterations) &&
(validRow); ++x)
{
try
{
validRow =
getResultSet().next();
if
(validRow)
{
dummyRow =
new Object[this.getColumnCount()];
for ( int y
= 0; y <= this.getColumnCount(); ++y)
dummyRow[y] = getColumnValue(y+1);
// Insert
element into the cache.
cachedRow.insertElementAt(dummyRow, cachedRowCount++);
++lastCachedRow;
if
(cachedRowCount > VECTOR_MAX_SIZE)
{
cachedRow.removeElementAt(0);
cachedRowCount--;
++firstCachedRow;
}
if
((!endOfResultSet) && (x > currentRowCount))
currentRowCount = x;
}
else
if
(!endOfResultSet)
{
endOfResultSet = true;
currentRowCount = x;
}
}
catch (Throwable thrownException)
{
System.out.println(thrownException.getMessage());
System.out.println("Error
occurred in class
name CachingResultSetTableModel in method getValueAt()");
System.out.println
("Parameters passed to
method are row = " + pRow + ", column = " + pColumn);
thrownException.printStackTrace();
return null;
}
}
// If the requested row is prior to the cached
contents,
read rows from the result set and move the cache contents up
if (pRow < firstCachedRow)
{
for ( int i = firstCachedRow - 1 ; i
>= pRow; i--)
{
try
{
dummyRow = new
Object[this.getColumnCount()];
getResultSet().absolute(i+1);
for ( int y = 0;
y<=getColumnCount(); ++y)
dummyRow[y] =
getColumnValue(y+1);
cachedRow.insertElementAt(dummyRow, 0);
--firstCachedRow;
if
(++cachedRowCount >
VECTOR_MAX_SIZE)
{
cachedRow.removeElementAt(--cachedRowCount);
--lastCachedRow;
}
}
catch (Throwable
thrownException)
{
System.out.println(thrownException.getMessage());
System.out.println("Error occurred
in Class name CachingResultSetTableModel in method getValueAt()");
System.out.println("Parameters
passed to method are row = " + pRow + ", Column = " + pColumn);
endOfResultSet
= true;
thrownException.printStackTrace();
return null;
}
}
}
if (oldRowCount != currentRowCount)
fireTableRowsInserted(oldRowCount, getRowCount());
if (dummyRow == null)
return null;
else
return dummyRow[pColumn];
}
-----Original Message-----
From: Dave Wall [mailto:dawall@us.ibm.com]
Sent: Tuesday, May 28, 2002 11:15 AM
To: java400-l@midrange.com
Subject: Re: Descriptor Index not Valid.
You said "There are two rows in the table. Both of them are retrieved. When
I try to get the third row, I get the Descriptor Index Not Valid error."
Are you sure you don't access the result set after rs.next() returns false?
The thing that worried me in your question is you said you get an error
trying to get the third row of data. I would expect an error getting the
third row when there are only two rows of data in the database, but I would
expect a cursor-state-not-valid error. Index-not-valid usually happens
when you try to read a column you didn't retrieve. For example, you do
rs.getString(5) when you retrieve only four columns of data.
David Wall
Toolbox for Java
iSeries ODBC Driver for Linux
"Mangavalli,
Ramanujam" To:
"'java400-l@midrange.com'" <java400-l@midrange.com>
<RamM@Mvmills.com cc:
> Subject: Descriptor Index
not Valid.
Sent by:
java400-l-admin@m
idrange.com
05/24/2002 02:35
PM
Please respond to
java400-l
I am getting a "java.sql.SQLException: Descriptor index not valid." Error.
Anyone have any suggestions how to get rid of this?
I am trying to extend the AbstractTableModel and write a custom table model
and display a JTable that displays data from the iSeries 400. I am getting
this error when the following is executed:
validRow = getResultSet().next()
if (validRow)
// store row in the dummy row vector.
//
...
...
...
there are two rows in the table. Both of them are retrieved. When I try to
get the third row, I get the Descriptor Index Not Valid error.
I am using Eclipse and imported(actually I had to copy the class files into
the workspace) the ET400 classes.
Thanks in advance.
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