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You have defined a statement that generates a single value because
you're using a group function (COUNT) and you don't have any GROUP BY
statements.  Because of this, only one row is returned in the result
set, so do a single rs.next to position to that row.

You have only specified a single numeric column, so rs.getInt(1) will
retrieve that value.  You could also name the field using "AS" in your
SQL statement and get the value that way.

Joe

> From: RPower@xxxxxxxxxx
> 
> Ok will do.  But do I reference it by:
> int x = rs.getInt(1);


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