Simple and Urgent: JDBC Question

[cantene]

Dear Friends,
If I use

query = "SELECT * FROM Officer WHERE OfficerID='" + OfficerID + "'";
rs = stmt.executeQuery(query);

to check whether the guy exists. IF not found, then I will return loginResult = 0.

But I am afriad of the undetermined result in rs. What's in rs if the OfficerID is not found? Is it null or "" or so? How should I write the following condition?

if ( ... )
loginResult = 0
else
loginResult = 1

[Wynd]

Well, if rs is a string, you could try

if (rs.length() > 0) //or however long you need it
loginResult = 1;
else
loginResult = 0;

[cantene]

Dear Friends,

How can I return more than one value back to the caller please?

Suppose I have to return an array of string from a method?

Thanks

[sweetsupra]

the resultset should return set number values based on a query. In this case....you are returning 1 value and it is most likely int datatype. I have to double check on that, but I am pretty sure that is the int datatype. So in the case of the login check....if it does equal 1 then the person is logged in.


manoj