Re: problem with "getAsciiStream" method
tal wrote:
I am trying to retrieve some data from a db using the "getAsciiStream"
method of the ResultSet class of java language .
My code is like this:
rs = stmt.executeQuery(queryText);
InputStream in = rs.getAsciiStream(1);
boolean eof = false;
while(!eof)
i = in.read();
.
.
.
Keep reading the bytes
But the value of i is -1 and when I look at the inputStream, he is
empty!
I have tried all sorts of other versions for this code which I saw at
the internet but all the time the value of i is -1.
Can anyone help me with this?
I can't use getString method because it too slow...
What database type ?
I would expect getAsciiStream only to work with
CLOB and similar database types.
I can really not see why a stream and a loop should
be faster than getString.
(since you are reading one byte at a time, then I
am rather sure that the stream and loop are slower)
If it is slow then the problem must be elsewhere.
It must be a 1000 times faster to move some bytes
(no matter how you do it) than reading data up
from a disk on the database server and send it over
the network to the application.
Arne
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