How to handle more than one ResultSet in Java?
From: Martin Benda (Martin.Benda_at_utanet.at)
Date: 10/07/03
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Date: 7 Oct 2003 03:33:14 -0700
Hello!
How to process multiple ResultSets?
I have a stored procedure which returns two select queries.
The fist Query is a Result of a Select Statement
the second one is a self build costruct which shows the state of
the execution, e.g.
<!-- stored procedure starts here -->
/* do some update, insert stuff .. */
/* do a select */
SELECT * FROM Price
/* when all gone ok - IF @@ERROR = 0 ... */
SELECT 1 AS Success
/* when not */
SELECT 0 AS Success
<!-- end of stored procedure -->
In my java code i call
rs = stmt.executeQuery(...)
and i get always the first resultset (SELECT * FROM Price)
How do i retrieve the second one (SELECT X As Success)
In VB.Net this can be done thru the method
[DataReader].NextResult()
Is there a method similar in Java?
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