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Is there a method in the JDBC ResultSet interface that can get the number of columns returned from a query?
Apologies if this question has been asked before...
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Oops -> found the answer to my question. ResultSetMetaData interface provides a getColumnCount() method.
Ironically enough I found the solution by googling and looking at how .NET data access works. Very similar to Java.
Hm...
 
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