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I just ran a test on a ResultSetMetaData object.

First, I exposed the JDBC ResultSetMetaData.getSchemaName() and getTableName() methods in my copy of JDBCR4 -- after the last couple of methods I had to expose, these are TINKERTOYS!

They returned nothing!

So then I brought up Eclipse, and called them from Java:

for (int i=1; i <= rsmd.getColumnCount(); i++)
System.out.println(rsmd.getColumnName(i) + " "
+ rsmd.getColumnLabel(i)+ "|"
+ rsmd.getSchemaName(i)+ "|" + rsmd.getTableName(i));

STILL NOTHING:

CUNMBR CUNMBR||
CUSORT CUSORT||
CUNAME CUNAME||
CUADD1 CUADD1||
CUADD2 CUADD2||
. . .

What's up with that?!?

A Google search on "ResultSetMetaData.getTableName() returns nothing" gave me results that indicate that apparently, these methods are suffering from poor or nonexistent implementations in A LOT of JDBC drivers.

Which brings me back to the question of how to find a view's based-on table(s), in a way that's pure JDBC, and DBMS-neutral.

--
JHHL

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