Nonstop Database, HiRDB Version 9 UAP Development Guide
The following table lists limitations to the methods in the ResultSet class that are added in the JDBC2.0 basic standard.
Table 17-28 Limitations to the methods in the ResultSet class that are added in the JDBC2.0 basic standard
Method added in JDBC2.0 basic standard | Limitation |
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setFetchDirection | Throws SQLException if anything other than FETCH_FORWARD is specified. |
rowUpdated | Unconditionally throws SQLException because an updatable result set is not available. |
rowInserted | |
rowDeleted | |
updateNull | |
updateBoolean | |
updateByte | |
updateShort | |
updateInt | |
updateLong | |
updateFloat | |
updateDouble | |
updateBigDecimal | |
updateString | |
updateBytes | |
updateDate | |
updateTime | |
updateTimestamp | |
updateAsciiStream | |
updateBinaryStream | |
updateCharacterStream | |
updateObject | |
insertRow | |
updateRow | |
deleteRow | |
refreshRow | |
cancelRowUpdates | |
moveToInsertRow | |
moveToCurrentRow | |
getObject | If Map is specified, the method throws SQLException because the Map specification is not available. |
getBlob | For the JDBC driver, the method treats the JDBC SQL type as LONGVARBINARY. |
getClob | Unconditionally throws SQLException because the SQL CLOB type is not available. |
getRef | Unconditionally throws SQLException because the SQL structured type is not available. |
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