Multiple streams in ResultSet

Question

Is there a way to read seperate streams in a result set? Here is some sample code I am trying:
string sqlQuery =
"SELECT HDRFROMSPC_,HDRDATE_,HDRALL_,BODY_ FROM MESSAGES_ WHERE MESSAGEID_ = 840";
Statement *stmt1 = conn->createStatement (sqlQuery);
ResultSet *rset1 = stmt1->executeQuery ();
cout << "Query :" << sqlQuery << endl;
int length = 0;
unsigned int size = 20000;
char buffer[4096];
rset1->setCharacterStreamMode(1, 4000);     
while (rset1->next ())
     Stream *stream = rset1->getStream (1);
     while(stream->status () == Stream::READY_FOR_READ)
          length += stream->readBuffer (buffer +length, size);
     cout << "1st buffer: " << buffer << endl;
     outFile << "From " << buffer << endl;
     Clob clob = rset1->getClob (3);
dumpClob (clob, outFile);
     clob = rset1->getClob (4);
     dumpClob (clob, outFile);
It seems that the rset1->setCharacterStreamMode() only works if called before the first while statement. If I call setCharacterStreamMode() more than once, the data gets concatenated into one buffer (I don't understand that...).
Any help would be much appreciated.
Jason

Answer 1

Its pretty easy to just resize and position them. For a 3 cam shoot, place each cam's clips in their own track; cam 1 in V1, cam 2 in V2 and cam 3 in V3. Take the first clip of cam 3 and resize and position it, then copy it. Select all clips forward in that track and Paste Attributes->Basic Motion. Repeat for cam 2 and cam 1. Setting it up for three cameras shouldn't take more than a minute or two.
When you're down editing, select all clips and choose Remove Attributes->Basic Motion and all clips will go back to full size and centered.
-DH