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Java Tutorial » Database » ResultSet Scrollable

20. 10. 3. Move the Cursor in a Scrollable ResultSet

A scrollable ResultSet object has a set of specific methods for moving cursors.

Method	Semantics
first()	Moves to the first record
last()	Moves to the last record
next()	Moves to the next record
previous()	Moves to the previous record
beforeFirst()	Moves to immediately before the first record
afterLast()	Moves to immediately after the last record
absolute(int)	Moves to an absolute row number, and takes a positive or negative argument
relative(int)	Moves backward or forward a specified number of rows, and takes a positive or negative argument

20. 10. ResultSet Scrollable
	20. 10. 1.	Scrollable ResultSet
	20. 10. 2.	Create an insensitive scrollable result set
	20. 10. 3.	Move the Cursor in a Scrollable ResultSet
	20. 10. 4.	Demonstrates various methods for moving the cursor in a scrollable ResultSet object
	20. 10. 5.	Get the Cursor Position in a Scrollable Result Set
	20. 10. 6.	Move cursor to the first row
	20. 10. 7.	Move cursor to the last row
	20. 10. 8.	Move cursor to the end, after the last row
	20. 10. 9.	Move cursor backward
	20. 10. 10.	Move the cursor back and forth with absolute index
	20. 10. 11.	Move cursor to the beginning, before the first row
	20. 10. 12.	Move cursor to the second last row with aboslute position
	20. 10. 13.	Move cursor down 5 rows from the current row. If this moves cursor beyond the last row, cursor is put after the last row
	20. 10. 14.	Move cursor up 3 rows from the current row. If this moves cursor beyond the first row, cursor is put before the first row
	20. 10. 15.	Moving the Cursor in a Scrollable Result Set
	20. 10. 16.	If database support scrollable result sets
	20. 10. 17.	Get the current position of cursor
	20. 10. 18.	Check if cursor is in the first row
	20. 10. 19.	Get the Number of Rows in a Table Using a Scrollable ResultSet

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