- Prioritized List of Improvements
- Highlights of User Feedback

Name of Reviewer: | Indrayana Rustandi
Current Trail Author(s): | Maydene Fisher
Was the author contacted? | No If yes, Date:
Comments:

#### Prioritized List of Improvements/Corrections:

Priority Scale:
(1-5)

1 = immediate attention required
3 = fix in next public push (2-3 weeks)
5 = when you get a chance...

1. Recommendation1
   Add more sample programs to illustrate the concepts explained.
   priority (1-5): 2

2. Recommendation2
   Fix the applet example.
   Note: I have a working example.
   priority (1-5): 2

3. Recommendation3
   I don't know how important the issue of closing connections and/or statements is. This should also be covered.
   priority (1-5): 3

4. Recommendation4
   A reader brings to my attention the issue of obtaining multiple results sets from a statement. Here's an example:
   `Connection con = ... // create a connection
   String query = "..."
   Statement stmt = con.createStatement();
   stmt.executeQuery();
   ResultSet rs = stmt.getResultSet();
   ` The call to executeQuery() also returns a result set. So now there are to result sets. I tried this, and it worked fine. However, I don't about any issues that may arise. Reference: User1's email.
   priority (1-5): 4

5. Recommendation5
   Also need to be mentioned, how to deal with primary and foreign keys through JDBC.
   priority (1-5): 4

6. Recommendation6
   There's a reader that criticizes the design of the database, including the omission of primary keys. However, since I haven't been doing anything much in the database field, I'm not sure about the issue here. But you should look at the email. Reference: User2's email.
   priority (1-5): 2

#### Highlights of User Feedback:

- Date: 24 November 1998
  User1's email: ad@chooseyourmail.com

- Date: 4 July 1999
  User2's email: rgparker@west.net

- Date:
  User3's email

- Date:
  User4's email