CachedRowSet Problems for JDBC Driver

Hello Joe,
I've encounting the same problem.
Can you tell me how can I get your hacked version of driver?
Thanks,
Howard
Joseph Weinstein <[email protected]> wrote:
I'll send it to you.
Joe
Andrew Zarudnev wrote:
Joseph Weinstein <[email protected]> wrote:
I'll send you the driver.
JoeHello Joe,
I've encounting the same problem.
Can you tell me how can I get your hacked version of driver?
Thanks,
Andrew
Eugen Bulboaca wrote:
Hi Joe,
I've hacked a
new version of our driver that simply returns "" instead of
null for the relevant functions, and that seemed to help
the original requestor. Anyone who wants it let me know...I just discovered the problem within our software and now I'm looking
for a quick (a REALLY quick soluction, because we have to make a demo
in a couple of days :( )... I just read the Javadoc for the interface
ResultSetMetaData, and it does specify that it <<returns schema name
or "" if not applicable>> for getSchemaName(). So, can you help me with
that version of the driver you updated ?! Thanks ALOT !!
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