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Asked: 2026-05-13T19:21:16+00:00

Continuing this question. My problem is that I can not edit my JTable. I

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Continuing this question.

My problem is that I can not edit my JTable. I get an exception and the Object value instead of what I should be seeing.

I am using the ResultSet Table code with a MS-Access database and with a few modifications. My code can be found here. I run into an error when I rs.updateRow() is called. java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]Error in row.

I did a google search on this error with updateRow() and not much came up. The only real answer I saw was to use a prepared statement but I am not a pro with SQL commands.

Also a plus if you could tell me the best approach in making this become a GlazedList so I can filter easily. Unless you can provide me something that filters regular JTables easily.

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  1. Editorial Team

    Trying to offer more help since the initial solution didn’t work 100%.

    Try the info here: Updatable ResultSets to see how to make your ResultSet updatable by specifying arguments when creating a Statement object from your Connection. I realized this option may not have been set by default for you. If you driver supports this mode, it should allow the code to work.

    EDIT:
    It’s not necessarily the driver (though you will need a JAR if you wish to change that). You need to enable ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_SENSITIVE when creating the table — the driver may still support this mode. There are ways to probe what the JDBC driver supports, but they’re kind of a pain to use unless you use a GUI like SquirrelSQL Client to get a full list of capabilities.

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