Gary,
Postgres doesn't send the table name with the data so you will have to
do
either getInt( columnNumber ) or rename one of them to
nodeid as in
select id from nodes as nodeid ... etc.
also note postgres will return NodeId as nodeid.
Dave
On Sat, 2003-02-22 at 18:59, G.L. Grobe wrote:
> I have a query line like ...
>
> SELECT * FROM Nodes, Accounts WHERE Nodes.name = 'dyn0011' AND
> Nodes.id = Accounts.node_id AND Accounts.name = 'dude'
>
> After I get my resultsets, I do a rs.getInt("Nodes.id"), but then I get
> the following error ...
>
> 17:52:35,693 ERROR [ConfigAccountBean] The column name Nodes.id not
> found.
>
> My problem is that both the nodes and accounts tables have an 'id'
> column, so thats why I look for "Nodes.id" in the result set.
>
> Any help much appreciated.
>
>
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