I think I got it wrong at the \'resultset\'. My code for inserting data is :
ResultSet columns = statement.executeUpdate(\"INSERT INTO Feedback (Username, Fe
Statement#executeUpdate() doesn't return a ResultSet
, but an int
representing the affected rows. Fix it as follows.
int affectedRows = statement.executeUpdate(sql);
Or if you aren't interested in the amount of affected rows, just ignore it.
statement.executeUpdate(sql);
By the way, the compilation error at its own is weird. Aren't you looking at the wrong line? The error tells that you're trying to assign an int
result to a String
, but your code shows that you're trying to assign int
result to a ResultSet
.
That said and unrelated to your current problem, if user
and msg
are parts of user-controlled input, then this piece of code is prone to SQL injection attacks. I strongly recommend to replace Statement
by PreparedStatement then. See also this tutorial how to use prepared statement.