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SQLServerStatement Class
SQLServerStatement Methods
addBatch Method (SQLServerStatement)
cancel Method (SQLServerStatement)
clearBatch Method (SQLServerStatement)
clearWarnings Method (SQLServerStatement)
close Method (SQLServerStatement)
execute Method (SQLServerStatement)
executeBatch Method (SQLServerStatement)
executeQuery Method (SQLServerStatement)
executeUpdate Method (SQLServerStatement)
getConnection Method (SQLServerStatement)
getFetchDirection Method (SQLServerStatement)
getFetchSize Method (SQLServerStatement)
getGeneratedKeys Method (SQLServerStatement)
getMaxFieldSize Method (SQLServerStatement)
getMaxRows Method (SQLServerStatement)
getMoreResults Method (SQLServerStatement)
getQueryTimeout Method (SQLServerStatement)
getResponseBuffering Method (SQLServerStatement)
getResultSet Method (SQLServerStatement)
getResultSetConcurrency Method (SQLServerStatement)
getResultSetHoldability Method (SQLServerStatement)
getResultSetType Method (SQLServerStatement)
getUpdateCount Method (SQLServerStatement)
getWarnings Method (SQLServerStatement)
isClosed Method (SQLServerStatement)
isPoolable Method (SQLServerStatement)
isWrapperFor Method (SQLServerStatement)
setCursorName Method (SQLServerStatement)
setDateTimeOffset(int, java.sql.DateTimeOffset) (SQLServerStatement)
setEscapeProcessing Method (SQLServerStatement)
setFetchDirection Method (SQLServerStatement)
setFetchSize Method (SQLServerStatement)
setMaxFieldSize Method (SQLServerStatement)
setMaxRows Method (SQLServerStatement)
setPoolable Method (SQLServerStatement)
setResponseBuffering Method (SQLServerStatement)
setQueryTimeout Method (SQLServerStatement)
unwrap Method (SQLServerStatement)
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getFetchDirection Method (SQLServerStatement)

SQL Server 2012

Retrieves the direction for fetching rows from database tables that is the default for result sets that are generated from this SQLServerStatement object.

Note Note

This method is not currently implemented by the Microsoft JDBC Driver for SQL Server. Therefore, it will always return FETCH_UNKNOWN.
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public final int getFetchDirection()

An int that indicates the fetch direction that is specified by the setFetchDirection method.

This getFetchDirection method is specified by the getFetchDirection method in the java.sql.Statement interface.

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