Problems setting scrollable ResultSet objects

Hi, I get an "cannot resolve symbol" error when I compile my code:
symbol : method createStatement (int)
location: interface java.sql.Connection
Statement stmt = con.createStatement(ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE);
^
I'm using j2sdk1.4.1_03, and j2sdkee1.3.1, which should include a fairly updated version of the sql package. Is there something else that I should include in my path variable?
thanks in advance.

There's nothing wrong with your installation or your setup (at least nothing related to this question). There is simply something wrong with your code. There are three versions of the createStatement() method in the Connection interface. There are versions with 0, 2, and 3 parameters. No version with 1 parameter, which is why the compiler can't find the method you coded. Check the API documentation for details.

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>
If you are too distressed by the posts here, you are
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>
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>>
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>
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BalajiEnntech123 wrote:
i think all of u know that there are 8 types of resultset objects are there in jdbc technology i.e I don't know who "u" are but they're wrong if they think there are "8 types of resultset objects are there in jdbc technology".
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[email protected]

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"Abe White" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
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objects using a single SQL statement of the form:
SELECT * FROM <ManagedEntity> WHERE <pk> IN (<pk1,pk2,...>)
This is a relatively frequent and important use case for the types of
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networks. I will describe below the specific behavior as taken from JSR142:
OSS Inventory API, specifically the Resource Inventory EJB SessionFacade.
(See http://jcp.org/jsr/detail/142.jsp and
http://jcp.org/jsr/detail/144.jsp, which defines the API design patterns
followed by http://java.sun.com/products/oss/ .)
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getResourceInventoryEntitiesByKeys(ResourceInventoryEntityKey[] keys,
String[] attrNames)
This is one occurrence of the operation patternget<ManagedEntities>ByKeys.
When the ResourceInventoryEntityValue implementation is a JDO
PersistenceCapable class, and the ResourceInventoryEntityKey holds the
primary key of each object of interest, the result set should beselected
with a single SQL statement.
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keys)
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remove<ManagedEntities>ByKeys. The identified instances should bedeleted
with a single SQL statement.
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JDO interfaces that would allow me to accomplish the above. On thepositive
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