Database Programming with JDBC and Java
by George Reese


Following are the changes made in the 3/00 reprint.


Here's the key to the markup:

        [page-number]: serious technical mistake
        {page-number}: minor technical mistake
        <page-number>: important language/formatting problem
        (page-number): language change or minor formatting problem
        ?page-number?: reader question or request for clarification


(xi) In the fifth line of the third paragraph, a bad linebreak in 
the URL: 

	http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/9781565922709/persistence/

was corrected.


{19} In code sample 4, line 2:  

	"from" 

was changed to:
	
	"FROM"


<36> In Figure 3-7, the  boxes for Persistent Set Peer and 
Database Set Peer were switched. The Figure now reads

	"Persistent Set" has "Persistent Set Peer" is 
	"Database Set Peer"


{51} Code sample 1, line 7 used to read:

	"args[1]. args[2]" 

It now reads:
	
	"args[1], args[2]"


(53) The font for:

	"ResultSet"

in para. 2, line 1 was corrected.


(60) Code sample 2, line 1 used to read: 

	"PrepapredStatement" 

It now reads: 
	
	"PreparedStatement"


(66) The font for: 

	"ResultSetMetaData"

in paragraph 5, line 4 was corrected. 


(75) Code line 17 used to read: 

	"long" 

It now reads:

	"longer"


(93) Code line 13 used to read:  

	"a locked by object a" 

It now reads:
 
	"a locked object by a"


{135} Line 7 of code used to read: 

	"import bank.server.ccountSet;" 

It now reads:

	"import bank.server.AccountSet;"


(143) The last line used to read: 

	"athens.imaginnary.-com" 

It now reads:

	"athens.imaginary.com"


(159) The text used to read: 

	"RemotePeersistent" 

It now reads: "RemotePersistent"


(217) The text used to read:

	"...boundaries as a remote object"

It now reads:

	"...boundaries as a remote object."