| Java Tutorial » Database » ResultSet Scrollable |
| 20. 10. 3. Move the Cursor in a Scrollable ResultSet | ||||||||||||||||||
A scrollable ResultSet object has a set of specific methods for moving cursors. | ||||||||||||||||||
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| 20. 10. ResultSet Scrollable | ||||
| 20. 10. 1. | Scrollable ResultSet | |||
| 20. 10. 2. | Create an insensitive scrollable result set | |||
| 20. 10. 3. | Move the Cursor in a Scrollable ResultSet | |||
| 20. 10. 4. | Demonstrates various methods for moving the cursor in a scrollable ResultSet object | |||
| 20. 10. 5. | Get the Cursor Position in a Scrollable Result Set | |||
| 20. 10. 6. | Move cursor to the first row | |||
| 20. 10. 7. | Move cursor to the last row | |||
| 20. 10. 8. | Move cursor to the end, after the last row | |||
| 20. 10. 9. | Move cursor backward | |||
| 20. 10. 10. | Move the cursor back and forth with absolute index | |||
| 20. 10. 11. | Move cursor to the beginning, before the first row | |||
| 20. 10. 12. | Move cursor to the second last row with aboslute position | |||
| 20. 10. 13. | Move cursor down 5 rows from the current row. If this moves cursor beyond the last row, cursor is put after the last row | |||
| 20. 10. 14. | Move cursor up 3 rows from the current row. If this moves cursor beyond the first row, cursor is put before the first row | |||
| 20. 10. 15. | Moving the Cursor in a Scrollable Result Set | |||
| 20. 10. 16. | If database support scrollable result sets | |||
| 20. 10. 17. | Get the current position of cursor | |||
| 20. 10. 18. | Check if cursor is in the first row | |||
| 20. 10. 19. | Get the Number of Rows in a Table Using a Scrollable ResultSet | |||