On 23 September 2011 11:16, Craig Golby <craig.golby@dignitas.ltd.uk> wrote:
> int rowCount = rsID.getFetchSize();
Well, there's your problem, getFetchSize() doesn't return the number
of rows in a resultset, it returns whatever fetch size is in use,
which defaults to 0.
(That's probably something that has changed since the 7.3 driver - the
7.3 driver did do some odd nonstandard things in that area, and if you
relied on them then yes your code will break)
Oliver