Pagination with orcale and jsp

Question

hi, i m new to java can any one tell me how to do pagination with my this codes
String sqlCount = null;
String sql = null;
sql = "select * from HOME_LEASE_ ";
sqlCount = "select count(*)from HOME_LEASE_ ";
Enumeration e = request.getParameterNames();
int i = 0;
while(e.hasMoreElements()){
String name = (String)e.nextElement();
String search = new String(request.getParameter(name)).toUpperCase();
if(i != 0 && (!search.isEmpty())){
sql = sql +" and " + name +" like'" + search + "%'" ;
sqlCount = sqlCount + " and " name" like '" + search + "%'" ;
}else if((!search.isEmpty()) && (i == 0) ){
sql = sql + " where " + name +" like '" + search + "%'" ;
sqlCount = sqlCount + " where " + name+" like '" + search + "%'" ;
++i;
if((sql != null) && (sqlCount != null)){
DataAccess dB = new DataAccess();
Connection conn = dB.getConnection();
Statement stmtCount = dB.createStmt(conn);
ResultSet rsCount = dB.executeQuery(sqlCount,stmtCount);
rsCount.next();
Statement stmt = dB.createStmt(conn);
ResultSet rs = dB.executeQuery(sql,stmt);
<% if(rs == null)
out.println("<h3>No data found</h3>");
else
//out.println(rs.next());
while(rs.next()) {
//out.println("inside the result set");
out.println("<tr>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getInt("phase") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getInt("file_no") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getString("se") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getString("str") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getString("qrno") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getString("typ") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getInt("perno") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getString("name") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getInt("total_plot_area_ocp") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getInt("TOT_PREM_AREA") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getInt("total_construction") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getLong("chargbl_construction") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getLong("add_open_construction") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getLong("TOT_PREM_AREA") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getLong("plinth") + "</a></td>");
out.println( "<td><a href=survey.jsp?phase="+ rs.getString("phase")+"&file_no="+rs.getString("FILE_NO")+">"+ rs.getLong("std_plot_area") + "</a></td>");
out.println("</tr>");
dB.close(rsCount);
dB.close(stmtCount);
dB.close(rs);
dB.close(stmt);
dB.close(conn);
}else{
out.println("<center style=\"background-color:red\">Please enter values in text fields<h1></h1></center>");
%>

Answer 1

After examining your code, I think:
You are not using JSP/HTML properly (using java to write out HTML). You can spend a tremendous amount of time with trial and error approaches in learning a technology and still not get much real understanding for your effort. I suggest a better use of those hours would be spent in reading a book on Java first, then a book on JSP. For a book on JSP, go to amazon.com and search for 'Javaserver pages'. Find a book that isn't too old and that has good reviews. Here is one (although its a bit dated):
http://www.amazon.com/JavaServer-Pages-Edition-Hans-Bergsten/dp/0596005636/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1338821741&sr=1-1
As far your database code goes, I suggest you read on-line articles on JDBC on how to get/use/close a database connection in a try/catch/finally block. The article will probably also help you write better SQL too. I don't think your question on pagination should be tackled until you learn JSP.