Problem using updatable ResultSet

I am using scrollable and updatable result sets to query and modify data. The problem I am having is that when I make a change to the data in a field on my form, the data gets modified in the database and not in the result set in my form. This only occurs when the field(column) I try to modify is one of the fields(columns) that I use in my query criteria. For example, I can issue the query "SELECT id, fname, lname FROM user WHERE fname='TED'". The problem is, if I change fname from 'TED' to 'JOE' from one of the records in the result set on my form, it gets changed in the database but NOT in the result set. If I change the field lname, the change is made in the result set and the database with no problem.
I have also tried to issue this statement but it does not help:
resultSet.refreshRow();
This is the basic code for the update:
private void updateRecord() {
try {
resultSet.updateString("id",idField.getText());
resultSet.updateString("fname",fnameField.getText());
resultSet.updateString("lname",lnameField.getText());
resultSet.updateRow();
} catch( SQLException ex ) { //Trap SQL errors
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(textPane,
"Error updating the database"+'\n'+ex.toString());
Any help would be appreciated.

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