Invalid Descriptor Index After First Record

Question

               recordCount = 1;
               if(rs != null)
                    rs.last();
                    totalRows = rs.getRow();
                    rs.first();
                    System.out.println("Total Rows: "+totalRows);
               if (rs != null) while ( rs.next() )
                    hasResults = true;
                    for(rowCount = 0; rowCount < totalRows; rowCount++)
                         for(columnCount = 0; columnCount < 9; columnCount++)
                              SearchMenu.fieldArray[rowCount][columnCount].setText(rs.getString(recordCount));
                              recordCount++;
                    }I am using the above code to read and display data in a 20 row 9 column array of text fields. The database has 9 columns. The first record in a query is displaying correctly, but then I get Invalid Descriptor Index (and no more records are displayed). Can anyone help? Thanks a bunch.

Answer 1

I went ahead and tried resetting the recordCount to 1
after each row like you suggested, but that produced
the same error and problem. Then you have another problem. But I doubt this is happening.
It is my understanding
that the first object in the resultset's second row
is one past the last object of the first row, so
resetting this count doesn't make sense to me
anyway.I don't know what you mean exactly but I am pretty sure this is wrong.
Try this.
recordCount = 1;
               if(rs != null)
                    rs.last();
                    totalRows = rs.getRow();
                    rs.first();
                    System.out.println("Total Rows: "+totalRows);
               if (rs != null) while ( rs.next() )
                    hasResults = true;
                                                     recordCount = 1;//new line here!
                    for(rowCount = 0; rowCount < totalRows; rowCount++)
                         for(columnCount = 0; columnCount < 9; columnCount++)
                              SearchMenu.fieldArray[rowCount][columnCount].setText(rs.getString(recordCount));
                              recordCount++;
                    }