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ResultSet.getString(String columnName) in Mysql

 
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friends,
when I use getString(String columnName) in Mysql,
Exception:
java.sql.SQLException: Column 'User' not found.
why?
 
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but when I use getString(int i)
the program run successfully!
 
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What kind of server are you running on? On a unix/linux box the column names are VERY case sensitive. Ive run itno this developing on a win2k machine then deploying to a Linux box & OOOPPPSS fudged the case. Check that again. Besides that its pretty cut & dry, spell it right, case right, it should work fine.
 
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