How to get number of rows

Hi!
Can someone tell me how to obtain the number of rows returned by a query?
I tried to use getFetchSize() but it seems to always return 0 for my query.
THANKS in advance!
ResultSet testRS = Stmt.executeQuery(testStmt);
int size = testRS.getFetchSize();
System.out.println("size = " + size);
Wo Lay

To get the number of rows returned, you have to loop
through the result set, or do a "select count" (which
is more efficient since it doesn't have to pass the
rows across the network) ...Looping around the entire result set is not very performance efficient. Then agin if you use count (*) you actually execute an extra query.
The best thing you can do is:// assume res is your result set.
res.last();
int rows = res.getRow();This way you only have to execute one query and you don't really need to loop around the entire result set. Of course you will have to have a scrollable result set, if this is supported by your DB.
Hope that helped.
afotoglidis

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