RecordSet problem

Question

Hi,
Scenario: I loop through a recordset, and at each iteration I pass the data to a dataBean, that I then pass to a thread that is then started.
For some reason whether it is the speed of the box, the second iteration of the loop contains data that is somehow populated into what has been passed to the first thread. Is something screwed with the recordset - altho this has not happened before and cannot be replicated except in production env!! - I am wondering whether it could be the speed of the box (as it works perfectly well on other unix/xp env).
I am not sure whether it is really JDBC, I return the recordset, then return the connection to a connection pool.
Any suggested solutions would be appreciated, thanks.
<code>
public ResultSet myData() throws Exception
Connection conn = getConnection();
try
CallableStatement stmt = conn.prepareCall( mySql );
return stmt.executeQuery();
catch (Exception e)
throw new Exception( e.toString() );
finally
returnConnection( conn );
public myMethod()
RecordSet rs = myData();
while rs.Next()
dataBean.setA(rs[1]);
myThread me = new myThread(dataBean);
me.start();
</code>

Answer 1

Ok, that is sound advice, I have altered the code so that it does not close and return the connection until the recordset has been iterated through.
Hopefully, this was the cause as I was unable to replicate and have now promoted to production this code change which I hope is the answer.