Index: java/sql/Array.java =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/classpath/classpath/java/sql/Array.java,v retrieving revision 1.6 diff -u -r1.6 Array.java --- java/sql/Array.java 12 Oct 2003 16:00:32 -0000 1.6 +++ java/sql/Array.java 18 Apr 2004 10:36:08 -0000 @@ -165,13 +165,13 @@ /** * This method returns a portion of the array as a ResultSet. * The returned portion will start at index into the - * array and up to count elements will be returned. - *

- * Each row of the result set will have two columns. The first will be + * array and up to count elements will be returned. + * + *

Each row of the result set will have two columns. The first will be * the index into the array of that row's contents. The second will be * the actual value of that array element. The specified Map * will be used to override selected default mappings of SQL types to - * Java classes. + * Java classes.

* * @param offset The index into the array to start returning elements from. * @param length The requested number of elements to return. Index: java/sql/DatabaseMetaData.java =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/classpath/classpath/java/sql/DatabaseMetaData.java,v retrieving revision 1.12 diff -u -r1.12 DatabaseMetaData.java --- java/sql/DatabaseMetaData.java 13 Oct 2003 06:29:48 -0000 1.12 +++ java/sql/DatabaseMetaData.java 18 Apr 2004 10:36:08 -0000 @@ -412,7 +412,7 @@ * each table. * * @return true if the database uses a separate file for each - * table false otherwise. + * table false otherwise. * * @exception SQLException If an error occurs. */ @@ -433,8 +433,8 @@ * This method tests whether or not the database treats mixed case * identifiers as all upper case. * - * @exception true if the database treats all identifiers as - * upper case, false otherwise. + * @return true if the database treats all identifiers as + * upper case, false otherwise. * @exception SQLException If an error occurs. */ boolean storesUpperCaseIdentifiers() throws SQLException; @@ -443,8 +443,8 @@ * This method tests whether or not the database treats mixed case * identifiers as all lower case. * - * @exception true if the database treats all identifiers as - * lower case, false otherwise. + * @return true if the database treats all identifiers as + * lower case, false otherwise. * @exception SQLException If an error occurs. */ boolean storesLowerCaseIdentifiers() throws SQLException; @@ -473,8 +473,8 @@ * This method tests whether or not the database treats mixed case * quoted identifiers as all upper case. * - * @exception true if the database treats all quoted identifiers - * as upper case, false otherwise. + * @return true if the database treats all quoted identifiers + * as upper case, false otherwise. * @exception SQLException If an error occurs. */ boolean storesUpperCaseQuotedIdentifiers() throws SQLException; @@ -483,8 +483,8 @@ * This method tests whether or not the database treats mixed case * quoted identifiers as all lower case. * - * @exception true if the database treats all quoted identifiers - * as lower case, false otherwise. + * @return true if the database treats all quoted identifiers + * as lower case, false otherwise. * @exception SQLException If an error occurs. */ boolean storesLowerCaseQuotedIdentifiers() throws SQLException; @@ -1377,18 +1377,18 @@ *

*

    *
  1. PROCEDURE_CAT - The catalog the procedure is in, which may be - * null. + * null.
    2. *
  2. PROCEDURE_SCHEM - The schema the procedures is in, which may be - * null. - *
  3. PROCEDURE_NAME - The name of the procedure. - *
  4. Unused - *
  5. Unused - *
  6. Unused - *
  7. REMARKS - A description of the procedure + * null.
    8. + *
  8. PROCEDURE_NAME - The name of the procedure.
    9. + *
  9. Unused
    10. + *
  10. Unused
    11. + *
  11. Unused
    12. + *
  12. REMARKS - A description of the procedure
    13. *
  13. PROCEDURE_TYPE - Indicates the return type of the procedure, which * is one of the contstants defined in this class * (procedureResultUnknown, procedureNoResult, or - * procedureReturnsResult). + * procedureReturnsResult).
    14. *
* * @param catalog The name of the catalog to return stored procedured from, @@ -1409,27 +1409,27 @@ *

*

    *
  1. PROCEDURE_CAT - The catalog the procedure is in, which may be - * null. + * null.
    2. *
  2. PROCEDURE_SCHEM - The schema the procedures is in, which may be - * null. - *
  3. PROCEDURE_NAME - The name of the procedure. - *
  4. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column + * null.
    5. + *
  5. PROCEDURE_NAME - The name of the procedure.
    6. + *
  6. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column
    7. *
  7. COLUMN_TYPE - The type of the column, which will be one of the * contants defined in this class (procedureColumnUnknown, * procedureColumnIn, procedureColumnInOut, * procedureColumnOut, procedureColumnReturn, - * or procedureColumnResult). + * or procedureColumnResult).
    8. *
  8. DATA_TYPE - The SQL type of the column. This is one of the constants - * defined in Types. - *
  9. TYPE_NAME - The string name of the data type for this column. - *
  10. PRECISION - The precision of the column. - *
  11. LENGTH - The length of the column in bytes - *
  12. SCALE - The scale of the column. - *
  13. RADIX - The radix of the column. + * defined in Types.
    14. + *
  14. TYPE_NAME - The string name of the data type for this column.
    15. + *
  15. PRECISION - The precision of the column.
    16. + *
  16. LENGTH - The length of the column in bytes
    17. + *
  17. SCALE - The scale of the column.
    18. + *
  18. RADIX - The radix of the column.
    19. *
  19. NULLABLE - Whether or not the column is NULLABLE. This is one of * the constants defined in this class (procedureNoNulls, - * procedureNullable, or procedureNullableUnknown) - *
  20. REMARKS - A description of the column. + * procedureNullable, or procedureNullableUnknown)
    21. + *
  21. REMARKS - A description of the column.
    22. *
* * @param catalog The name of the catalog to return stored procedured from, @@ -1448,14 +1448,14 @@ /** * This method returns a list of the requested table as a * ResultSet with the following columns: - *

+ * *

    - *
  1. TABLE_CAT - The catalog the table is in, which may be null. - *
  2. TABLE_SCHEM - The schema the table is in, which may be null. - *
  3. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table. + *
  4. TABLE_CAT - The catalog the table is in, which may be null.
    5. + *
  5. TABLE_SCHEM - The schema the table is in, which may be null.
    6. + *
  6. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table.
    7. *
  7. TABLE_TYPE - A string describing the table type. This will be one - * of the values returned by the getTableTypes() method. - *
  8. REMARKS - Comments about the table. + * of the values returned by the getTableTypes() method.
    9. + *
  9. REMARKS - Comments about the table.
    10. *
* * @param catalog The name of the catalog to return tables from, @@ -1507,29 +1507,29 @@ *

*

    *
  1. TABLE_CAT - The catalog the table is in, which may be - * null. + * null.
    2. *
  2. TABLE_SCHEM - The schema the tables is in, which may be - * null. - *
  3. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table. - *
  4. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column + * null.
    5. + *
  5. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table.
    6. + *
  6. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column
    7. *
  7. DATA_TYPE - The SQL type of the column. This is one of the constants - * defined in Types. - *
  8. TYPE_NAME - The string name of the data type for this column. - *
  9. COLUMN_SIZE - The size of the column. - *
  10. Unused - *
  11. NUM_PREC_RADIX - The radix of the column. + * defined in Types.
    12. + *
  12. TYPE_NAME - The string name of the data type for this column.
    13. + *
  13. COLUMN_SIZE - The size of the column.
    14. + *
  14. Unused
    15. + *
  15. NUM_PREC_RADIX - The radix of the column.
    16. *
  16. NULLABLE - Whether or not the column is NULLABLE. This is one of * the constants defined in this class (tableNoNulls, - * tableNullable, or tableNullableUnknown) - *
  17. REMARKS - A description of the column. - *
  18. COLUMN_DEF - The default value for the column, may be null. - *
  19. SQL_DATA_TYPE - Unused - *
  20. SQL_DATETIME_SUB - Unused + * tableNullable, or tableNullableUnknown)
    21. + *
  21. REMARKS - A description of the column.
    22. + *
  22. COLUMN_DEF - The default value for the column, may be null.
    23. + *
  23. SQL_DATA_TYPE - Unused
    24. + *
  24. SQL_DATETIME_SUB - Unused
    25. *
  25. CHAR_OCTET_LENGTH - For character columns, the maximum number of bytes - * in the column. - *
  26. ORDINAL_POSITION - The index of the column in the table. + * in the column.
    27. + *
  27. ORDINAL_POSITION - The index of the column in the table.
    28. *
  28. IS_NULLABLE - "NO" means no, "YES" means maybe, and an empty string - * means unknown. + * means unknown.
    29. *
* * @param catalog The name of the catalog to return table from, @@ -1548,19 +1548,19 @@ * This method returns the access rights that have been granted to the * requested columns. This information is returned as a ResultSet * with the following columns: - *

+ * *

    *
  1. TABLE_CAT - The catalog the table is in, which may be - * null. + * null.
    2. *
  2. TABLE_SCHEM - The schema the tables is in, which may be - * null. - *
  3. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table. - *
  4. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column. - *
  5. GRANTOR - The entity that granted the access. - *
  6. GRANTEE - The entity granted the access. - *
  7. PRIVILEGE - The name of the privilege granted. + * null.
    8. + *
  8. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table.
    9. + *
  9. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column.
    10. + *
  10. GRANTOR - The entity that granted the access.
    11. + *
  11. GRANTEE - The entity granted the access.
    12. + *
  12. PRIVILEGE - The name of the privilege granted.
    13. *
  13. IS_GRANTABLE - "YES" if the grantee can grant the privilege to - * others, "NO" if not, and null if unknown. + * others, "NO" if not, and null if unknown.
    14. *
* * @param catalog The catalog to retrieve information from, or the empty string @@ -1580,18 +1580,18 @@ * This method returns the access rights that have been granted to the * requested tables. This information is returned as a ResultSet * with the following columns: - *

+ * *

    *
  1. TABLE_CAT - The catalog the table is in, which may be - * null. + * null.
    2. *
  2. TABLE_SCHEM - The schema the tables is in, which may be - * null. - *
  3. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table. - *
  4. GRANTOR - The entity that granted the access. - *
  5. GRANTEE - The entity granted the access. - *
  6. PRIVILEGE - The name of the privilege granted. + * null.
    7. + *
  7. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table.
    8. + *
  8. GRANTOR - The entity that granted the access.
    9. + *
  9. GRANTEE - The entity granted the access.
    10. + *
  10. PRIVILEGE - The name of the privilege granted.
    11. *
  11. IS_GRANTABLE - "YES" if the grantee can grant the privilege to - * others, "NO" if not, and null if unknown. + * others, "NO" if not, and null if unknown.
    12. *
* * @param catalog The catalog to retrieve information from, or the empty string @@ -1611,22 +1611,22 @@ * This method returns the best set of columns for uniquely identifying * a row. It returns this information as a ResultSet with * the following columns: - *

+ * *

    *
  1. SCOPE - The scope of the results returned. This is one of the * constants defined in this class (bestRowTemporary, - * bestRowTransaction, or bestRowSession). - *
  2. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column. + * bestRowTransaction, or bestRowSession).
    3. + *
  3. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column.
    4. *
  4. DATA_TYPE - The SQL type of the column. This is one of the constants - * defined in Types. - *
  5. TYPE_NAME - The string name of the data type for this column. - *
  6. COLUMN_SIZE - The precision of the columns - *
  7. BUFFER_LENGTH - Unused - *
  8. DECIMAL_DIGITS - The scale of the column. + * defined in Types.
    9. + *
  9. TYPE_NAME - The string name of the data type for this column.
    10. + *
  10. COLUMN_SIZE - The precision of the columns
    11. + *
  11. BUFFER_LENGTH - Unused
    12. + *
  12. DECIMAL_DIGITS - The scale of the column.
    13. *
  13. PSEUDO_COLUMN - Whether or not the best row identifier is a * pseudo_column. This is one of the constants defined in this class * (bestRowUnknown, bestRowNotPseudo, or - * bestRowPseudo). + * bestRowPseudo).
    14. *
* * @param catalog The catalog to retrieve information from, or the empty string @@ -1649,20 +1649,20 @@ * This method returns the set of columns that are automatically updated * when the row is update. It returns this information as a * ResultSet with the following columns: - *

+ * *

    - *
  1. SCOPE - Unused - *
  2. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column. + *
  3. SCOPE - Unused
    4. + *
  4. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column.
    5. *
  5. DATA_TYPE - The SQL type of the column. This is one of the constants - * defined in Types. - *
  6. TYPE_NAME - The string name of the data type for this column. - *
  7. COLUMN_SIZE - The precision of the columns - *
  8. BUFFER_LENGTH - Unused - *
  9. DECIMAL_DIGITS - The scale of the column. + * defined in Types.
    10. + *
  10. TYPE_NAME - The string name of the data type for this column.
    11. + *
  11. COLUMN_SIZE - The precision of the columns
    12. + *
  12. BUFFER_LENGTH - Unused
    13. + *
  13. DECIMAL_DIGITS - The scale of the column.
    14. *
  14. PSEUDO_COLUMN - Whether or not the best row identifier is a * pseudo_column. This is one of the constants defined in this class * (versionRowUnknown, versionRowNotPseudo, or - * versionRowPseudo). + * versionRowPseudo).
    15. *
* * @param catalog The catalog to retrieve information from, or the empty string @@ -1681,14 +1681,14 @@ /** * This method returns a list of a table's primary key columns. These * are returned as a ResultSet with the following columns. - *

+ * *

    - *
  1. TABLE_CAT - The catalog of the table, which may be null. - *
  2. TABLE_SCHEM - The schema of the table, which may be null. - *
  3. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table. - *
  4. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column. - *
  5. KEY_SEQ - The sequence number of the column within the primary key. - *
  6. PK_NAME - The name of the primary key, which may be null. + *
  7. TABLE_CAT - The catalog of the table, which may be null.
    8. + *
  8. TABLE_SCHEM - The schema of the table, which may be null.
    9. + *
  9. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table.
    10. + *
  10. COLUMN_NAME - The name of the column.
    11. + *
  11. KEY_SEQ - The sequence number of the column within the primary key.
    12. + *
  12. PK_NAME - The name of the primary key, which may be null.
    13. *
* * @param catalog The catalog to retrieve information from, or the empty string @@ -1707,32 +1707,32 @@ /** * This method returns a list of the table's foreign keys. These are * returned as a ResultSet with the following columns: - *

+ * *

    - *
  1. PKTABLE_CAT - The catalog of the table the key was imported from. - *
  2. PKTABLE_SCHEM - The schema of the table the key was imported from. - *
  3. PKTABLE_NAME - The name of the table the key was imported from. - *
  4. PKCOLUMN_NAME - The name of the column that was imported. - *
  5. FKTABLE_CAT - The foreign key catalog name. - *
  6. FKTABLE_SCHEM - The foreign key schema name. - *
  7. FKTABLE_NAME - The foreign key table name. - *
  8. FKCOLUMN_NAME - The foreign key column name. - *
  9. KEY_SEQ - The sequence number of the column within the foreign key. + *
  10. PKTABLE_CAT - The catalog of the table the key was imported from.
    11. + *
  11. PKTABLE_SCHEM - The schema of the table the key was imported from.
    12. + *
  12. PKTABLE_NAME - The name of the table the key was imported from.
    13. + *
  13. PKCOLUMN_NAME - The name of the column that was imported.
    14. + *
  14. FKTABLE_CAT - The foreign key catalog name.
    15. + *
  15. FKTABLE_SCHEM - The foreign key schema name.
    16. + *
  16. FKTABLE_NAME - The foreign key table name.
    17. + *
  17. FKCOLUMN_NAME - The foreign key column name.
    18. + *
  18. KEY_SEQ - The sequence number of the column within the foreign key.
    19. *
  19. UPDATE_RULE - How the foreign key behaves when the primary key is * updated. This is one of the constants defined in this class * (importedNoAction, importedKeyCascade, * importedKeySetNull, importedKeySetDefault, or - * importedKeyRestrict). + * importedKeyRestrict).
    20. *
  20. DELETE_RULE - How the foreign key behaves when the primary key is * deleted. This is one of the constants defined in this class * (importedNoAction, importedKeyCascade, - * importedKeySetNull, or importedKeySetDefault) - *
  21. FK_NAME - The name of the foreign key. - *
  22. PK_NAME - The name of the primary key. + * importedKeySetNull, or importedKeySetDefault)
    23. + *
  23. FK_NAME - The name of the foreign key.
    24. + *
  24. PK_NAME - The name of the primary key.
    25. *
  25. DEFERRABILITY - The deferrability value. This is one of the * constants defined in this table (importedKeyInitiallyDeferred, * importedKeyInitiallyImmediate, or - * importedKeyNotDeferrable). + * importedKeyNotDeferrable).
    26. *
* * @param catalog The catalog to retrieve information from, or the empty string @@ -1753,32 +1753,32 @@ * This method returns a list of the table's which use this table's * primary key as a foreign key. The information is * returned as a ResultSet with the following columns: - *

+ * *

    - *
  1. PKTABLE_CAT - The catalog of the table the key was imported from. - *
  2. PKTABLE_SCHEM - The schema of the table the key was imported from. - *
  3. PKTABLE_NAME - The name of the table the key was imported from. - *
  4. PKCOLUMN_NAME - The name of the column that was imported. - *
  5. FKTABLE_CAT - The foreign key catalog name. - *
  6. FKTABLE_SCHEM - The foreign key schema name. - *
  7. FKTABLE_NAME - The foreign key table name. - *
  8. FKCOLUMN_NAME - The foreign key column name. - *
  9. KEY_SEQ - The sequence number of the column within the foreign key. + *
  10. PKTABLE_CAT - The catalog of the table the key was imported from.
    11. + *
  11. PKTABLE_SCHEM - The schema of the table the key was imported from.
    12. + *
  12. PKTABLE_NAME - The name of the table the key was imported from.
    13. + *
  13. PKCOLUMN_NAME - The name of the column that was imported.
    14. + *
  14. FKTABLE_CAT - The foreign key catalog name.
    15. + *
  15. FKTABLE_SCHEM - The foreign key schema name.
    16. + *
  16. FKTABLE_NAME - The foreign key table name.
    17. + *
  17. FKCOLUMN_NAME - The foreign key column name.
    18. + *
  18. KEY_SEQ - The sequence number of the column within the foreign key.
    19. *
  19. UPDATE_RULE - How the foreign key behaves when the primary key is * updated. This is one of the constants defined in this class * (importedNoAction, importedKeyCascade, * importedKeySetNull, importedKeySetDefault, or - * importedKeyRestrict). + * importedKeyRestrict).
    20. *
  20. DELETE_RULE - How the foreign key behaves when the primary key is * deleted. This is one of the constants defined in this class * (importedNoAction, importedKeyCascade, - * importedKeySetNull, or importedKeySetDefault) - *
  21. FK_NAME - The name of the foreign key. - *
  22. PK_NAME - The name of the primary key. + * importedKeySetNull, or importedKeySetDefault)
    23. + *
  23. FK_NAME - The name of the foreign key.
    24. + *
  24. PK_NAME - The name of the primary key.
    25. *
  25. DEFERRABILITY - The deferrability value. This is one of the * constants defined in this table (importedKeyInitiallyDeferred, * importedKeyInitiallyImmediate, or - * importedKeyNotDeferrable). + * importedKeyNotDeferrable).
    26. *
* * @param catalog The catalog to retrieve information from, or the empty string @@ -1797,32 +1797,32 @@ * This method returns a description of how one table imports another * table's primary key as a foreign key. The information is * returned as a ResultSet with the following columns: - *

+ * *

    - *
  1. PKTABLE_CAT - The catalog of the table the key was imported from. - *
  2. PKTABLE_SCHEM - The schema of the table the key was imported from. - *
  3. PKTABLE_NAME - The name of the table the key was imported from. - *
  4. PKCOLUMN_NAME - The name of the column that was imported. - *
  5. FKTABLE_CAT - The foreign key catalog name. - *
  6. FKTABLE_SCHEM - The foreign key schema name. - *
  7. FKTABLE_NAME - The foreign key table name. - *
  8. FKCOLUMN_NAME - The foreign key column name. - *
  9. KEY_SEQ - The sequence number of the column within the foreign key. + *
  10. PKTABLE_CAT - The catalog of the table the key was imported from.
    11. + *
  11. PKTABLE_SCHEM - The schema of the table the key was imported from.
    12. + *
  12. PKTABLE_NAME - The name of the table the key was imported from.
    13. + *
  13. PKCOLUMN_NAME - The name of the column that was imported.
    14. + *
  14. FKTABLE_CAT - The foreign key catalog name.
    15. + *
  15. FKTABLE_SCHEM - The foreign key schema name.
    16. + *
  16. FKTABLE_NAME - The foreign key table name.
    17. + *
  17. FKCOLUMN_NAME - The foreign key column name.
    18. + *
  18. KEY_SEQ - The sequence number of the column within the foreign key.
    19. *
  19. UPDATE_RULE - How the foreign key behaves when the primary key is * updated. This is one of the constants defined in this class * (importedNoAction, importedKeyCascade, * importedKeySetNull, importedKeySetDefault, or - * importedKeyRestrict). + * importedKeyRestrict).
    20. *
  20. DELETE_RULE - How the foreign key behaves when the primary key is * deleted. This is one of the constants defined in this class * (importedNoAction, importedKeyCascade, - * importedKeySetNull, or importedKeySetDefault) - *
  21. FK_NAME - The name of the foreign key. - *
  22. PK_NAME - The name of the primary key. + * importedKeySetNull, or importedKeySetDefault)
    23. + *
  23. FK_NAME - The name of the foreign key.
    24. + *
  24. PK_NAME - The name of the primary key.
    25. *
  25. DEFERRABILITY - The deferrability value. This is one of the * constants defined in this table (importedKeyInitiallyDeferred, * importedKeyInitiallyImmediate, or - * importedKeyNotDeferrable). + * importedKeyNotDeferrable).
    26. *
* * @param primCatalog The catalog to retrieve information from, or the empty string @@ -1850,36 +1850,36 @@ * This method returns a list of the SQL types supported by this * database. The information is returned as a ResultSet * with the following columns: - *

+ * *

    - *
  1. TYPE_NAME - The name of the data type. + *
  2. TYPE_NAME - The name of the data type.
    3. *
  3. DATA_TYPE - A data type constant from Types for this - * type. - *
  4. PRECISION - The maximum precision of this type. + * type.
    5. + *
  5. PRECISION - The maximum precision of this type.
    6. *
  6. LITERAL_PREFIX - Prefix value used to quote a literal, which may be - * null. + * null.
    7. *
  7. LITERAL_SUFFIX - Suffix value used to quote a literal, which may be - * null. + * null.
    8. *
  8. CREATE_PARAMS - The parameters used to create the type, which may be - * null. + * null.
    9. *
  9. NULLABLE - Whether or not this type supports NULL values. This will * be one of the constants defined in this interface * (typeNoNulls, typeNullable, or - * typeNullableUnknown). - *
  10. CASE_SENSITIVE - Whether or not the value is case sensitive. + * typeNullableUnknown).
    11. + *
  11. CASE_SENSITIVE - Whether or not the value is case sensitive.
    12. *
  12. SEARCHABLE - Whether or not "LIKE" expressions are supported in * WHERE clauses for this type. This will be one of the constants defined * in this interface (typePredNone, typePredChar, - * typePredBasic, or typeSearchable). - *
  13. UNSIGNED_ATTRIBUTE - Is the value of this type unsigned. - *
  14. FIXED_PREC_SCALE - Whether or not this type can be used for money. - *
  15. AUTO_INCREMENT - Whether or not this type supports auto-incrementing. - *
  16. LOCAL_TYPE_NAME - A localized name for this data type. - *
  17. MINIMUM_SCALE - The minimum scale supported by this type. - *
  18. MAXIMUM_SCALE - The maximum scale supported by this type. - *
  19. SQL_DATA_TYPE - Unused. - *
  20. SQL_DATETIME_SUB - Unused. - *
  21. NUM_PREC_RADIX - The radix of this data type. + * typePredBasic, or typeSearchable).
    22. + *
  22. UNSIGNED_ATTRIBUTE - Is the value of this type unsigned.
    23. + *
  23. FIXED_PREC_SCALE - Whether or not this type can be used for money.
    24. + *
  24. AUTO_INCREMENT - Whether or not this type supports auto-incrementing.
    25. + *
  25. LOCAL_TYPE_NAME - A localized name for this data type.
    26. + *
  26. MINIMUM_SCALE - The minimum scale supported by this type.
    27. + *
  27. MAXIMUM_SCALE - The maximum scale supported by this type.
    28. + *
  28. SQL_DATA_TYPE - Unused.
    29. + *
  29. SQL_DATETIME_SUB - Unused.
    30. + *
  30. NUM_PREC_RADIX - The radix of this data type.
    31. *
* * @return A ResultSet with the list of available data types. @@ -1890,30 +1890,30 @@ /** * This method returns information about a tables indices and statistics. * It is returned as a ResultSet with the following columns: - *

+ * *

    - *
  1. TABLE_CAT - The catalog of the table, which may be null. - *
  2. TABLE_SCHEM - The schema of the table, which may be null. - *
  3. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table. - *
  4. NON_UNIQUE - Are index values non-unique? - *
  5. INDEX_QUALIFIER The index catalog, which may be null - *
  6. INDEX_NAME - The name of the index. + *
  7. TABLE_CAT - The catalog of the table, which may be null.
    8. + *
  8. TABLE_SCHEM - The schema of the table, which may be null.
    9. + *
  9. TABLE_NAME - The name of the table.
    10. + *
  10. NON_UNIQUE - Are index values non-unique?
    11. + *
  11. INDEX_QUALIFIER The index catalog, which may be null
    12. + *
  12. INDEX_NAME - The name of the index.
    13. *
  13. TYPE - The type of index, which will be one of the constants defined * in this interface (tableIndexStatistic, * tableIndexClustered, tableIndexHashed, or - * tableIndexOther). + * tableIndexOther).
    14. *
  14. ORDINAL_POSITION - The sequence number of this column in the index. - * This will be 0 when the index type is tableIndexStatistic. - *
  15. COLUMN_NAME - The name of this column in the index. + * This will be 0 when the index type is tableIndexStatistic.
    16. + *
  16. COLUMN_NAME - The name of this column in the index.
    17. *
  17. ASC_OR_DESC - "A" for an ascending sort sequence, "D" for a * descending sort sequence or null if a sort sequence is not - * supported. + * supported.
    18. *
  18. CARDINALITY - The number of unique rows in the index, or the number - * of rows in the table if the index type is tableIndexStatistic. + * of rows in the table if the index type is tableIndexStatistic.
    19. *
  19. PAGES - The number of pages used for the index, or the number of pages - * in the table if the index type is tableIndexStatistic. + * in the table if the index type is tableIndexStatistic.
    20. *
  20. FILTER_CONDITION - The filter condition for this index, which may be - * null. + * null.
    21. *
* * @param catalog The catalog to retrieve information from, or the empty string @@ -2093,16 +2093,16 @@ /** * This method returns the list of user defined data types in use. These * are returned as a ResultSet with the following columns: - *

+ * *

    - *
  1. TYPE_CAT - The catalog name, which may be null. - *
  2. TYPE_SCEHM - The schema name, which may be null. - *
  3. TYPE_NAME - The user defined data type name. - *
  4. CLASS_NAME - The Java class name this type maps to. + *
  5. TYPE_CAT - The catalog name, which may be null.
    6. + *
  6. TYPE_SCEHM - The schema name, which may be null.
    7. + *
  7. TYPE_NAME - The user defined data type name.
    8. + *
  8. CLASS_NAME - The Java class name this type maps to.
    9. *
  9. DATA_TYPE - A type identifier from Types for this type. * This will be one of JAVA_OBJECT, STRUCT, or - * DISTINCT. - *
  10. REMARKS - Comments about this data type. + * DISTINCT.
    11. + *
  11. REMARKS - Comments about this data type.
    12. *
* * @param catalog The catalog to retrieve information from, or the empty string Index: java/sql/ResultSet.java =================================================================== RCS file: /cvsroot/classpath/classpath/java/sql/ResultSet.java,v retrieving revision 1.6 diff -u -r1.6 ResultSet.java --- java/sql/ResultSet.java 12 Oct 2003 16:38:16 -0000 1.6 +++ java/sql/ResultSet.java 18 Apr 2004 10:36:09 -0000 @@ -48,14 +48,14 @@ /** * This interface provides access to the data set returned by a SQL * statement. An instance of this interface is returned by the various - * execution methods in the Statement - * This class models a cursor, which can be stepped through one row at a + * execution methods in the Statement. + * + *

This class models a cursor, which can be stepped through one row at a * time. Methods are provided for accessing columns by column name or by - * index. - *

- * Note that a result set is invalidated if the statement that returned - * it is closed. + * index.

+ * + *

Note that a result set is invalidated if the statement that returned + * it is closed.

* * @author Aaron M. Renn (address@hidden) */