Retrieval of the column name in Java Mapping

Hi All
I am presently working on JAVA mapping which retrives the data construct the xml I want to dynamically generate the xml tag name (table column names of the Table) is there any way to do it
Thanks
Jayaraman

Hi,
You can get column names from database tables as...
ResultSet resultSet=statement.executeQuery("select * from table");
resultSetMetadata=resultSet.getMetaData();
String col1 = resultSetMetadata.getColumnLabel(1); ---> to get first column name
and use in XML node creation as...
Document document = DocumentHelper.createDocument();
Element root = document.addElement("Root");
Element Node1 = document.addElement(col1);
Regards,
Uma

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IS
select * from mapping where tabname = c_tname;
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IS
SELECT DISTINCT TABNAME FROM mapping;
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LOOP
p_tname := CRSR.TABNAME;
FOR csr IN c_xpath(p_tname)
LOOP
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THEN
l_node_value := l_xml_doc.extract(CSR.XPATH_EXP).getStringVal(); -- This is the value to be stored in the corresponding column
ELSE
     l_node_value := NULL;
END IF;
IF CSR.COLUMN_NAME = ‘eno’
THEN
     l_sample_items(1).eno := l_node_value;
ELSIF CSR.COLUMN_NAME = ‘ename’
THEN
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END IF;
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
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item_text xmldom.DOMText;
item_test xmldom.DOMText;
nodelist xmldom.DOMNodeList;
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<LastName>get_users_rec.LAST_NAME</LastName> </User>
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<LastName>get_users_rec.LAST_NAME</LastName>
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- <User OID="3">
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- <User OID="4">
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<LastName>get_users_rec.LAST_NAME</LastName>
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I Built the statement as required but i need the column list because the first column value of each row should be inserted into one more table.
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Hello All,
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