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Mapping an object to a result set

Hobbes · 2002-09-03 18:19:01

I'm sure this answer exists? Lets say I have ResultSet r that has field1, field2, field3, in it. Now I have an object with those fields. Is there a quick way to map the fields in the object to the resultset? Anything other then... this.field1 = r.getString("Field1");

03-09-2002 6:19pm

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I'm sure this answer exists?

Lets say I have ResultSet r that has field1, field2, field3, in it.

Now I have an object with those fields. Is there a quick way to map the fields in the object to the resultset?

Anything other then...

this.field1 = r.getString("Field1");

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#2 03-09-2002 9:27pm

amen

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don't think so

there is a GetResults method that you can use to map the results to an array

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