Getting the size (in bytes) of the ResultSet using java code

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How to get the size(in bytes) of the given ResultSet within the java code. Is there any direct way to find out?

sleske · Accepted Answer · 2009-02-26 17:12:56Z

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Hm, I'm not even sure there is a well-defined answer. A ResultSet is just an abstraction for a database concept (usually it wraps a DB cursor). What is the size even supposed to be? The total amount of data fetched by the last query? Do you want the amount of bytes sent over the network? The amount of memory needed to store the results?

I think you should go back a step and tell us what your underlying requirement is. Then you might actually get an answer :-).

answered Feb 26, 2009 at 17:12

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Bhaskara Krishna Mohan Potam Over a year ago

I want the amount of memory that is used to store the results in the ResultSet object.

Cornelius Dol · Accepted Answer · 2009-02-26 08:00:09Z

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You will need to use a network stack monitoring tool to intercept and record the network packets sent and received between your application and the database.

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