 | | | setFetchSize bug | setFetchSize bug 2007-11-11 - By Mark Matthews
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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.
Fschmidt,
That seems like a bug, but I haven't seen it in practice. Do you have a
more complete testcase you could file as a bug at http://bugs.mysql.com/?
Code inspection shows that setFetchSize() is a no-op unless it's set to
Integer.MIN_VALUE, or if "useCursorFetch=true" has been set on the URL
(the default is false).
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> Calling ResultSet.setFetchSize() doesn't work at all (doesn't set the
> fetch
> size).
MySQL doesn't have a concept of fetching rows by chunks. This is
documented in the manual for Connector/J here:
-Mark
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