In JDBC, the default ResultSet object returned by executeQuery(. has a cursor that

A.
can move forward only

B.
can move backward only

C.
is static

D.
can jump to a specific point only

E.
is callable with the callcursor(. method

Explanation:
Quoted directly from Sun’s Java document site at
http//developer.java.sun.com/ The default ResultSet object returned by
executeQuery(. has a cursor that moves forward only, by use of the next(. method. It
should be noted that executeQuery(. always returns a non-null ResultSet.
Newcomers often try to determine if rows were returned by comparing the

ResultSet to null.