Dave Cramer,
Sounds reasonable. But I still have some questions.
First, what I did is just to insert a row, not update. It goes wrong when calling rs.moveToInsertRow().
Second, I think that the driver can determine which row to update by using a cursor.
Thirdly, this simple test works well with Ms Sql Server. How can they implement it? And I remember that it worked
wellwith a previous postgresql jdbc driver months ago.
Lastly, if it's in the spec, please tell me the page or an address. I read the ResultSet related topics in java.sql
apireference and could not find such a topic.
Thanks and regards,
>Han,
>
>In order for the updateXXX to work it needs a primary key. This is in
>the spec. Furthermore, under the covers this is what is going on.
>
>when you call updateXXX, the driver does
>
>update foo set column=newval where primarykey=val
>
>It needs the primary key to be able to figure out which row to update.
>
>Dave
>On Mon, 2002-12-02 at 03:43, Han wrote:
>> pgsql-jdbc
>>
>> A simplest test failed when I use postgresql and pgsql-jdbc driver which were build from postgresql7.3b5 source
code.
>> The test code is:
>> ..
>> 28 rs.moveToInsertRow();
>> 29 rs.updateInt("a", 100);
>> 30 rs.insertRow();
>> 31 } catch(Exception e){
>> 32 System.out.println(e.toString());
>> 33 }
>>
>> The table "test" has only two columns(a int, b varchar) and no primary keys.
>> The error message is: No primary keys.
>> It's all right with line 28,29 and 30 commented out.
>> It will also succedd when the table "test" has a primary key.
>> Can you tell me why?
>> My environment is:
>> redhat 7.3
>> j2sdk1.4.1_01
>> ant1.5.1
>>
>> Thanks and regards,
>>
>>
>>
>> Han
>> zhouhanok@vip.sina.com
>> 2002-12-02
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>Dave Cramer <Dave@micro-automation.net>
>
>
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Han
zhouhanok@vip.sina.com
2002-12-03
