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ResultSet

As explained in Java Persistence with Spring Data and Hibernate epub

ResultSet is the JDBC interface representing the tabular data returned by a database query and providing access to its rows and columns.

ResultSet is the JDBC interface used to work directly with tabular SQL results, exposing database rows and columns to Java code. section 1.1.3

Use ResultSet when the application does not need an application-specific domain model:

  • Read and write values at particular result rows and columns. section 1.1.3
  • Read SQL result sets returned by stored procedures. section 1.1.3
  • Prefer domain objects such as Item and Bid when business logic benefits from object-oriented relationships, inheritance, or polymorphism. section 1.1.3

How Java Persistence with Spring Data and Hibernate epub covers it

How deep it goes
Contrasts direct row-and-column access with domain-model loading, but does not detail ResultSet methods or lifecycle.
Examples
Uses ITEM and BID tables as database examples, contrasted with Item and Bid domain classes.
What you can do after
Apply it directly when a simple application needs SQL rows and columns without an application-specific domain model.
How it connects
Connects JDBC and SQL result sets with stored procedures, domain models, and object-relational persistence.
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