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  1. #1
    VJ Guest

    Data Store


    Bjarki,
    In PB datastore is used to keep the retrived rows and one can use filters
    to get the appropriate rows from there.
    What can be replacement for datastore in java.
    Hope to get reply from you soon.

    Thanks

    VJ

  2. #2
    Bjarki Holm Guest

    Re: Data Store


    "VJ" <v_leader@yahoo.com> wrote:
    >
    >Bjarki,
    >In PB datastore is used to keep the retrived rows and one can use filters
    >to get the appropriate rows from there.
    >What can be replacement for datastore in java.
    >Hope to get reply from you soon.
    >
    >Thanks
    >
    >VJ



  3. #3
    Bjarki Holm Guest

    Re: Data Store


    VJ,

    why would you want to retrieve the rows and store them in memory, just to
    filter the results from there? Why not just specify the desired criteria
    in the SQL query?

    If you need more portable result sets, you could look at the RowSet interface,
    at http://java.sun.com/j2ee/j2sdkee/tec...l/RowSet.html.

    Cheers,

    Bjarki



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