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[QUOTE="Alan Gutierrez, post: 600131"]
Okay, Tushar.

You are not updating any rows if rs is zero. You're probably
running your application for the first time. No rows, no update.

Have you tryed playing around with SQL in Access, or using one
of the many JDBC shell utitities. SQL is really easy stuff.

-- create table foo --
CREATE TABLE foo (bar integer, baz varchar(32));

-- delete all rows in foo --
DELETE FROM foo;

-- Add a row to foo --
INSERT INTO foo (bar, baz) VALUES (1, "fred");

-- Update foo --
UPDATE foo set baz = "barney" WHERE bar = 1;

-- get rid table foo entrely --
DROP TABLE foo;

You'll generally find that you have to write update and insert
statements for all the data in your database. It will feel
redundant until you get used to it.

As someone else noted, optional in the documentation means
optional the same way that import declarations are optional in
java. If you don't put them there, that's fine, but you can use
any classes external to the package. Make sense?

You really ought to slow down and read an SQL primer. If you are
really in a hurry, just serialize your objects to a file for now.

Good luck.
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