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From: Larry Ducie

The only real perculiarity in using this API is that you
have to handle the result set as you would in java using JDBC. That is,
you iterate through each column for each row fetched.

Happy Fourth, Larry!

I'm a little confused (not that that's unusual).  What do you mean "iterate
through each column"?  The ResultSet in JDBC has a next() method which
positions you to the next row, at which point you do getXxx (e.g.,
getString, getFloat) passing either an ordinal column number or a String
containing a column name to get the appropriate field from the current row.
I don't have to iterate through the columns.

Joe



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