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Hi, I need to display all customers and their orders in one DB Grid, which means that there will be the quuery like foll.: SELECT C.NAME, O.NUMBER, O.DATE FROM CUSTOMERS C, ORDERS O<br />
WHERE C.ID_CUSTOMER = O.ID_CUSTOMER<br />
ORDER BY C.NAME.<br />
The question is which Java component shell I use to display the query result in one DB Grid like it can be easily done in Delphi or Access? I tried to use JTable but it seems to be not possible with this component.<br />
Thanks in advance for your support.
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Hi, I need to display all customers and their orders in one DB Grid, which means that there will be the quuery like foll.: SELECT C.NAME, O.NUMBER, O.DATE FROM CUSTOMERS C, ORDERS O
WHERE C.ID_CUSTOMER = O.ID_CUSTOMER
ORDER BY C.NAME.
The question is which Java component shell I use to display the query result in one DB Grid like it can be easily done in Delphi or Access? I tried to use JTable but it seems to be not possible with this component.
Thanks in advance for your support.

which Java component to use to display query result

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