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Formatting table resultset
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Formatting table resultset


  • Subject: Formatting table resultset
  • From: Alvaro Muir <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2003 09:44:58 -0500

Hello all,
    This maybe more of a java question but, I am back data from a table, one
column at a time, depending on the users previous selection. In example
here's a HTML table that9s retrieved:

Please select color:
        Red
        Blue
        Yellow
        Blue
        Green
        Orange
        Purple
        Tan
        Teal
        Grey
        Black
        White
        Gold
        Silver
        Aqua
        Navy

However, I would like this data constrained in a certain area on my page.
So, when the query is run, I would still like it to draw a table, but with a
limit of rows, then starting a new column. The same table should appear
something like this:


     Please select Color:
Red     Green   Teal    Gold
Blue    Orange  Grey    Silver
Yellow  Purple  Black   Aqua
Blue    Tan     White   Navy

Of course, this is a database driven table so I cannot do it by hand. Thanks
For anyones suggestions on this.







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Alvaro Muir
Columbia University LRC

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