Getting Multiple Recordsets using A Single Connection using jdbc-odbc

I have a java application which uses sql 7.0 database server. I want to have multiple recordsets created using a single connection using jdbc-odbc bridge. Kindly let me know the procedure.

Well, you create a recordset, then you create another one, and so on. Are you actually having a problem or you just don't know where to start?

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We have recenlty moved this site to a new server. Could this
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