Hugo Garza <hiro2k@gmail.com> wrote:
> I'm going a complex join on 5 tables and some of them have a
> column that repeats in two tables called "name". So I created an
> alias for each table, one of them called co, and in my application
> I do a result.getString("co.name"). But the application fails
> with: "The column name co.name was not found in this ResultSet."
Try giving the result column an alias:
select co.name as co_name
Then access it by the name you have given it.
Personally, I've never seen that other usage, and would never have
expected it to work.
-Kevin
