Concurrent Access to JDBC from JSP

I'm sure that I am not the first to ask this !!
I have a JSP page that uses a bean to access a database table.
This page gets a set of records, and displays a list, with the Primary key set to a hyperlink.
This link tkaes the user to a detail page, that gets the specific record and displays all the fields.
Now, if while the index page is running it's query, another page also runs the query, the two lists get mixed up, or if a user calls up the detail page, while another is running the list, the detail page doesn't grab the correct record.
I have set <%@ page isThreadSafe="false" %> on every JSP page, and also set every public method in the bean to synchronized, but still the problem.
The bean has PAGE scope.
Any ideas ?? It's driving me nuts !!

I am facing the same problem...... When same JSP Page Query is accessed by more than one client at the same time, results get mixed up. Is there any to prevent this....Please HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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