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Thread: TAKE & PUT VALUES INTO AN ORACLE TABLE THRU A LOOP

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    Default TAKE & PUT VALUES INTO AN ORACLE TABLE THRU A LOOP

    Hi all,

    I'm a beginner in java. I've got a small problem for which i would like to have your expert opinions.

    I've an Oracle table which has 65 fields. Apart from the first field which is of date type, rest of all the fields are number type.
    Instead of coding 65 "RecordSet.getInt" lines, is there a way to do it through a for loop ?

    Thanks in advance.


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    Default Re: TAKE & PUT VALUES INTO AN ORACLE TABLE THRU A LOOP

    I've an Oracle table which has 65 columns
    Fixed that for you

    Instead of coding 65 "RecordSet.getInt" lines
    RecordSet? Yes, instead of using Microsoft products you could use Java. The ResultSet class:
    java resultset - Google Search
    ResultSet (Java Platform SE 6)
    Has methods which allow you to access column values by column index. Additionally, you can obtain a ResultSetMetaData object on your ResultSet so you can also obtain column names and types.

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