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JDBC driver, getTable Method

i am  writing a jdbc driver for one of the application. while writing a code for method getTables in DatabaseMetadata.java, i am getting some weird exception while traversing the resultset. (on further debuging, it is coming from next method in Resultset class.)

this is a part of client application which is using JDBC driver.
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DatabaseMetaData md = conn.getMetaData();
      System.out.println("TEST-2");

      ResultSet rs1 = md.getTables(null, null, null, null);
      System.out.println("TEST3");
      //System.out.println(rs1.size());
       while ( rs1.next() )
      {
            System.out.println(rs1.getString(1));
      }
    } catch(Exception ex) {
      System.out.println(ex.getMessage());
     
    }
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this is a getTable Method
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public ResultSet getTables(String catalog, String schemaPattern, String tableNamePattern, String[] types) throws SQLException {
    // the field descriptors for the new ResultSet
System.out.println("in gettable-1");
    Field f[] = new Field[4]; // = new Vector();
    Vector field1_ = new Vector();
    ResultSet r;      // ResultSet for the SQL query that we need to do
    Vector v = new Vector();            // The new ResultSet tuple stuff
// FIELD_TYPE_VAR_STRING = 253 in DBQDefs.java
    f[0] = new Field("FILE_ALIAS", 253, 32);
    f[1] = new Field("USER_EXIT", 253 ,32);
    f[2] = new Field("FILE_INDEX", 253, 32);
    f[3] = new Field("FILE_NAME", 253 ,256);

field1_.addElement(f[0]);
field1_.addElement(f[1]);
field1_.addElement(f[2]);
field1_.addElement(f[3]);

    // Now form the query
    StringBuffer sql = new StringBuffer("disp files");
System.out.println("in gettable-2");
    java.sql.Statement stmt = _conn.createStatement();       
     //Statement stmt = new com.appres.sgi.Statement(_conn, _database);
    r = stmt.executeQuery(sql.toString());

      while (r.next())
      {
            byte[][] tuple = new byte[4][0];
            tuple[0] = r.getString(1).getBytes();
            tuple[1] = r.getString(2).getBytes();
            tuple[2] = r.getString(3).getBytes();
                tuple[3] = r.getString(4).getBytes();
            // remove after success
            System.out.print(r.getString(1));
            v.addElement(tuple);
      }
      r.close();
      System.out.println("in gettable-3");
      return new com.appres.sgi.ResultSet(field1_, v);
  }
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and this is a part of Resultset.java part from where it throws the exception.
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public boolean next() throws java.sql.SQLException
      {

          // debug
          //System.out.println("in Resultset Next" + rows_.size());
          if (rows_.size() == 0) return false;
          if (current_row_num_ + 1 >= rows_.size()) return false;

          current_row_num_++;
          try {
          current_row_ = (Vector) rows_.elementAt(current_row_num_);
          } catch(RuntimeException ex2){
              System.out.println(ex2.getMessage());
              throw ex2;
          }
          catch(Exception ex1){
              System.out.println(ex1.getMessage()); throw ex1;

          }
          return true;
      }
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exception is thrown at rows_.elementAt(current_row_num_);

thanks in advance for any help.

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>>current_row_ = (Vector) rows_.elementAt(current_row_num_);

Make sure you're not going beyond the max index of the Vector
i.e.

current_row_num_++;
if (current_row_num >= rows_.size()) {
    return false;
}
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CEHJ,
It is giving error on very first iteration. i added the line u mentioned, same result.
Sorry - i wasn't concentrating - you're doing that anyway. Please post full stack trace
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here is the output of ex2.printStackTrace(); in Resultset.java

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java.lang.ClassCastException: [[B
        at com.appres.sgi.ResultSet.next(ResultSet.java:83)
        at HelloDBQ.main(HelloDBQ.java:48)

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Tell me what this prints. Instead of

>>current_row_ = (Vector) rows_.elementAt(current_row_num_);

do



Obejct o = rows_.elementAt(current_row_num_);
System.out.println("Current row is of type " + o);
current_row_ = (Vector)o ;
Or better:

System.out.println("Current row is of type " + o.getClass());
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here it is
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Current row is of type class [[B
[[B
[[B
java.lang.ClassCastException: [[B
        at com.appres.sgi.ResultSet.next(ResultSet.java:86)
        at HelloDBQ.main(HelloDBQ.java:48)
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"[[B" indicates that it's actually a two-dimensional array of bytes -- a byte[][].

I can see that your ResultSet has byte[][]s as its "rows", but you are later treating them as Vectors. This is the problem -- do you mean to treat the rows as byte[][] everywhere?
How does that differ from what i've already said seanrowen?
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CEHJ,
thanks for the insight. I can't change the type of curr_row_ , but will try to do something diffrent and let you know.
thanks
OK
CEHJ -- you said that the type of the Object in question was a Vector whose elements are arrays of bytes. The output that mkums00 posted shows that it is actually a byte[][], which is of course not the same thing.

Not a big deal, but I thought that might clarify things. You can see in the code where this result set is filled with byte[][], so maybe that makes things make more sense for him/her.
>>you said that the type of the Object in question was a Vector whose elements are arrays of bytes

That's right - that is the situation. 'rows_' is of type Vector and contains arrays of bytes.
OK, I understand what you were referring to. rows_ is a Vector of byte[][].
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Thanks everyone for help. CEHJ was the first to provide the clue about where i was mistaken, I changed the code in getTables and it is working now.

instead of byte[][] , i changed it to be a vector.
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 StringBuffer sql = new StringBuffer("disp files");
    java.sql.Statement stmt = _conn.createStatement();       
     //Statement stmt = new com.appres.sgi.Statement(_conn, _database);
    r = stmt.executeQuery(sql.toString());

      while (r.next())
      {
          /**
            byte[][] tuple = new byte[4][0];
            tuple[0] = r.getString(1).getBytes();
            tuple[1] = r.getString(2).getBytes();
            tuple[2] = r.getString(3).getBytes();
                tuple[3] = r.getString(4).getBytes();
            // remove after success
            System.out.print(r.getString(1));***/
            //v.addElement(tuple);
                row = new Vector(); // could be a memory leak???
                row.addElement(r.getString(1));
                row.addElement(r.getString(2));
                row.addElement(r.getString(3));
                row.addElement(r.getString(4));
                //v.addElement(row);
                v.add(row);
      }
      //v.add(row);
      r.close();
      System.out.println("in gettable-3");
      return new com.appres.sgi.ResultSet(field1_, v);
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Thanks Again
M KUMAR
;-) No problem - don't forget to close the question