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Resultset problems

Asked by mayachoy in Java Server Pages (JSP)

Tags: resultset

String strquery1 = "SELECT * FROM SGT_WH_LOOKUP";
String strquery2 = "SELECT * FROM SGT_INV_TMP";

// *******WHY IF I PUT ResultSet rst2 = stmt.executeQuery(strquery2) ON TOP OF ResultSet rst1 = stmt.executeQuery(strquery1) WILL HAVE ERROR?????
ResultSet rst1 = stmt.executeQuery(strquery1);
ResultSet rst2 = stmt.executeQuery(strquery2);

while ( rst2.next() ) {
%>
<tr>
      // *******HOW TO I CHECK IF rst2.getString("Inv_DistWHCode") IS IN rst1 THEN DISPLAY BELOW RECORD????
      <td><%=rst2.getString("Inv_DistWHCode")%>&nbsp;</td>
      <%}%>
</tr>
<%
}
%>
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