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problem with insert statements in JDBC

Not sure if this is a Java question or a MySql question.

I'm trying basic insert statements and am using a totorial on the sun web page.  From what I can see the code is identical to that on the tutorial and I have just altered it to fit the names of my own db.

 Statement stmt = C.createStatement(ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE,
                                     ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE);
      ResultSet uprs = stmt.executeQuery("SELECT entrykey, headword, part_of_speech, crossref, gramm_info FROM irishentries");

      uprs.moveToInsertRow();

      uprs.updateInt("entrykey", 63893);
      uprs.updateString("headword", "Liz");
      uprs.updateString("part_of_speech", "Clear");
      uprs.updateString("crossref", "was");
      uprs.updateString("gramm_info", "here");
      uprs.insertRow();

      uprs.updateInt("entrykey", 63894);      
      uprs.updateString("headword", "Kona_Decaf");
      uprs.updateString("part_of_speech", "blah");
      uprs.updateString("crossref","none" );
      uprs.updateString("gramm_info","none here either" );
      uprs.insertRow();

      uprs.beforeFirst();

      System.out.println("Table iIRISHENTRIES after insertion:");
      while (uprs.next()) {
       int ekey = uprs.getInt("entrykey");    
       String headwd = uprs.getString("headword");
          String pofs = uprs.getString("part_of-speech");
          String cross = uprs.getString("crossref");
          String grinf = uprs.getString("gramm_info");

          System.out.print(ekey + "   " + headwd + "   " + pofs);
          System.out.println("   " + cross + "   " + grinf);
             }

It's compiling correctly but I'm getting the response

SQLException: ResultSet is from UPDATE. No Data
SQLState:     S1000
VendorError:  0

from MySql.  

Any ideas where I'm going wrong?

thanks
liz
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i'm guessing you're using org.gjt.mm.mysql driver...

if so, i would also do like slava_k suggests above.  the driver seems to be a little screwy especially when doing updates/inserts.
Does your driver support jdbc 2.0?