Hi !

)-----Original Message----- )From: Matthew L. Penner [mailto:mlpe...@csupomona.edu] )Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 8:22 AM )To: ja...@lists.mysql.com )Subject: Re: More information ) ) ) )I would start by looking at the JDBC api docs. This gives you all the good )info about the JDBC calls. Also the tutorial is pretty decent for )beginners. Both can be found at java.sun.com. ) )As for what is available for MySQL it's mostly dependent on the driver. If )a driver supports JDBC 2.0 then you can do your cursor calls like )prev() and )such. The driver should tell you what it supports. Certain operations are )physically impossible because MySQL doesn't implement them such as foreign )keys and such. So the driver wont support these either. I know )that the mm )driver docs state this when it's the case. That's nice because you don't )have to go cross all the non-implemented driver options against )the MySQL abilities. ) )Matt ) ) )On Tue, 31 Jul 2001, [iso-8859-1] Francisco Javier Tortosa Martínez wrote: ) )> )> ----- Original Message ----- )> From: Francisco Javier Tortosa Martínez )> To: ja...@lists.mysql.com )> Sent: Tuesday, July 31, 2001 9:49 AM )> )> )> Hi mates. )> I am very new to mysql and I try to develop an application with )jdbc (mm.mysql.jdbc-1.2c) )> but I have a problem, I know standard jdbc, but I need more )information about non-standard )> methods (for example prev()), I have found some information in )mm.mysql.jdbc-1.2/doc but )> it has not got examples, in order to , for example, modify a )ResultSet with updateRow(). )> I don´t know what is possible or not in mysql, the only )information I have got about mysql is the book )> by Paul DuBois, but it does not say anything about jdbc. )> )> thanks for your attention )> Paco Tortosa )>

Scrolling and rs delete/update are supported in the latest releases. Please download the latest version (2.0.6) from http://mmmysql.sourceforge.net/. Also you can find the samples for scrolling and rs update/delete in the 'testsuite' directory.