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rs.updateInt() not working. . please help

 
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Hello everybody... i have a program code which needs to update the fields provided by the user . i am doing something like this.. i have a mysql table which has 27 rows and 20 columns in each row.


<%
String url="jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/vikh?user=root&password=admin";

con=DriverManager.getConnection(url);
stmt=con.createStatement();
rst=stmt.executeQuery("select * from it_21;");
while(rst.next())
{

out.print("inside while"); //this is getting displayed

rst.updateInt(3,123445); // the program flow is stopping at this point.

rst.updateRow();

out.print("In while"); // this is not getting displayed

}

---- rest of the code ------

%> Thanks in advnace
 
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You need to create an update-able ResultSet, something similar to



The ResultSet object will be forward only meaning that you can not go backward in the ResultSet by calling previous() method.
 
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Thanks a lot Masoud ... Im a newbie so learning things ... thanks once again ! : )
 
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