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You can make the query using a SwingWorker (see excellent docs) and then set a new DefaultTableModel
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You can make the query using a SwingWorker (see excellent docs) and then set a new DefaultTableModel

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But would I be able to use foreign keys. Two joined tables in one table model through netbeans.
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But would I be able to use foreign keys. Two joined tables in one table model through netbeans.

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Yes. See <a href="http://technojeeves.com/joomla/index.php/free/59-resultset-to-tablemodel" rel="ugc">http://technojeeves.com/joomla/index.php/free/59-resultset-to-tablemodel</a>
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Yes. See http://technojeeves.com/joomla/index.php/free/59-resultset-to-tablemodel [http://technojeeves.com/joomla/index.php/free/59-resultset-to-tablemodel]

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How do I manipulate the Table Model in Netbeans for a JTable.
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How do I manipulate the Table Model in Netbeans for a JTable.

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Thanks CEHJ just having a go at it.
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I currently have a TableModel bound to a table in the database, the values and columns output fine. However, is there any possible way to make an sql query rather than display one table. I have made an SQL View from Netbeans under Services/Databases for the database, but can't seem to use it anywhere for the table model.
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I currently have a TableModel bound to a table in the database, the values and columns output fine. However, is there any possible way to make an sql query rather than display one table. I have made an SQL View from Netbeans under Services/Databases for the database, but can't seem to use it anywhere for the table model.

How to display an SQL query into a JTable in Netbeans

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