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I currently have two String objects I check to find out if they are the same value: String str1 = "red"; String str2 = "yellow"; if (str1.equals(str2)){ System.out.println("Equal"); } else{ System.out.println("Not equal"); }Now how would I check 10 objects to find out if any of them...

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Thanks it worked great. I assume in the future if I have 14 fields in one table I will have to manually input each one: alter table maintable add constraint maintable_myNamehere unique (valdata, fid, fid2, fid3, anotherfld, another2, another3, another4, another5, another6, another7...

I would like to make sure there are no duplicate data entries in my Oracle 9i table (called MainTable) which has an Id field that is the primary key, ValData with a varchar data type, Fid and Fid2 are number data types. Id ValData Fid Fid2 1 abc 34 2 2 efg 23 34 3...

I encrypted data using Cold Fusion (Web Server side language) for data entry into my Access 2003 database.. Now I will be using an Access Form to show the data. Anyway to decrypt Access 2003 data that was encrypted by Cold Fusion?

Sorry I meant to say I was using encrypt and not sure how to decrypt when users need to use an Access Form to view the Access Data that was ecrypt using Cold Fusion. Please advise.

I have encrypted a field value using Cold Fusion (cfencrypt) on my form entries into an Access 2003 database. How can I decrypt the value if I am using an Access Form to show the data?

Thanks, its now working with no Oracle database closing issues or leaks. I had this in the OtherClass as my connection using the no arg constructor. I was told that this is a major blunder and not the way to work with JDBC: public OtherClass() { //bad JDBC here? connection = new...

I have a method that inserts data into my Oracle 9i database with no problems or Database closing issues: public class MainClass { public PreparedStatement preparer; public Connection connection; public MainClass() { connection = new DbConnectionClass().getConnection(); } public int...

I have a repeated resultset object that I use alot to execute a statement that fetches max id from a table. I was wondering if I can put it in a method and call the method each time I need the max id? The repeated part is: Resultset rs = statement.executeQuery("select max(id) from...