If statement in JSP

Hello, I need help with the following . The problem is with the 'If statement'. The query and everything else is working. The value 'reservoir' is something that I want key in manually. Must I declare this value ? if yes, how?
Thank you for your time.
results=stmt.executeQuery("SELECT ASSET.ASSET_ID,ASSET.RESERVOIR_TOTAL_HEAD,ASSET.RESERVOIR_HEAD_PATTERN FROM
ASSET,ASSET_TYPE WHERE ASSET.ASSET_TYPE_ID=ASSET_TYPE.ASSET_TYPE_ID AND ASSET_TYPE.ASSET_TYPE_ID="+ASSET_TYPE_ID[ j ]+"");
     while(results.next())
          bout.write(results.getString("ASSET.ASSET_ID"));
             if (result.getString("ASSET.ASSET_ID").equals("reservoir")) {   /* problem only here*/
               bout.write("\t");
               bout.write(results.getString("ASSET.RESERVOIR_TOTAL_HEAD"));
               bout.write("\t");
               bout.write(results.getString("ASSET.RESERVOIR_HEAD_PATTERN"));
               bout.newLine();
                 bout.newLine();

Hello,
There is nothing wrong with the syntax. And as I suppose the reservoir is a String, so if u want the ASSET.ASSET_ID=="reservoir" then dosome action. If this is the case then the syntac is correct.
The problme might be with the spaces which are coming with the ASSET.ASSET_ID field ( I SUPPOSE NOT SURE). Try to trim the spaces, and then check.
Bye Vasu

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