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setFetchSize bug

setFetchSize bug

2007-11-10       - By fschmidt

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If I have a ResultSet on table 't' with field 's', then I can call
ResultSet.getString("t.s").  But if I first call Statement.setFetchSize()
then this field isn't found.

Calling ResultSet.setFetchSize() doesn't work at all (doesn't set the fetch
size).

This is using version 5.0.7 .

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