I can answer your first question. I am using JDeveloper 9.0.3 Preview. Open the help navigator and type 'bookmark' in the index tab and you can read this:
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Setting Bookmarks in Source Files
You can use bookmarks in your source files to help you more quickly locate relevant material...
Great, now I know how to get this information "inside the DB". Here is a follow-up question: How can I use this information inside a Java program. I guess the value of the ROWCOUNT variable must be returned in a ResultSet in some way, but how? This query does _not_ work:
select...
Suppose I want to run this query:
delete from TABLE where id=502
How do I get the number of rows deleted?
I would prefer to get this information from the JDBC driver but any other information is also great.
Thanks!
/Tobias Nenkert
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