Undocumented Secrets of MATLAB-Java Programming

Undocumented Secrets of MATLAB

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the current data row) can be done either to a specic (absolute) row using resultSet.abso-

lute() or relatively to the current row using resultSet.relative(). In both cases, the supplied

parameter may be positive or negative, affecting the movement direction. For example,

resultSet.relative(-5) moves the ResultSet cursor ve rows back (if available), whereas

resultSet.absolute(-5) moves to the fth row before the end.

Several additional ResultSet cursor-movement methods are available:

previous

◾ — opposite of next(), same as relative(-1);

first

◾ — moves to rst row, same as absolute(1);

last

◾ — moves to last row, same as absolute(-1);

beforeFirst

◾ — moves to zeroth (invalid) row, just ...