Hi Kris,
I don't get error with the rsTmp.close() statement but with "
(rsTmp.next()) ". The arraycopy is because I want to shrink the
original array (size 50) to it real size. It's not intended to be a
deep copy.
Plpgsql function can return multiple refcursor .. so the question is how
I can get them via JDBC? Below I included the function that doen't work
(throw exception in the while condition). I also included a "WORKING"
function that actually return only one refcursor.
Thanks for your help .. if you see something wrong I'll be happy to know
it :-)
/David
public ResultSet[] executePreparedStatementQueryMultipleCursor() throws
SQLException {
ResultSet rsTmp = ps.executeQuery();
ResultSet[] tempArray = new ResultSet[50]; // Should be enough
int j = 0;
while (rsTmp.next()) {
tempArray[j] = (ResultSet) rsTmp.getObject(1);
j++;
}
rs = new ResultSet[j];
System.arraycopy(tempArray, 0, rs, 0, j);
rsTmp.close();
return rs;
}
public ResultSet executePreparedStatementQueryCursor() throws
SQLException {
ResultSet rsTmp = ps.executeQuery();
rs = new ResultSet[1];
rs[0] = (ResultSet) rsTmp.getObject(1);
rsTmp.close();
return rs[0];
}
Kris Jurka wrote:
>On Thu, 24 Mar 2005, David Gagnon wrote:
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>> I'm already able to get Refcursor from a stored procedure. But now I
>>need to get a SETOF refcursor and I can't make it work... Is that
>>possible to do this via JDBC?
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>>He is the code I did. The rsTmp.next() throws a Connection is
>>closed. Operation is not permitted. Exception.
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>> rs = new ResultSet[j];
>> System.arraycopy(tempArray, 0, rs, 0, j);
>> rsTmp.close();
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>System.arraycopy does not make a deep copy, so the rsTmp.close() closes
>the ResultSet. You really can't copy resources around like that.
>Consider how you would copy a Connection object. Does that establish a
>new connection? The underlying tcp/ip connection can't be copied.
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>Kris Jurka
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