Uses of Interface javax.sql.rowset.CachedRowSet (Java Platform SE 8 )
Date: 2015-07-19

## Uses of Interface
javax.sql.rowset.CachedRowSet

- Packages that use CachedRowSet
  Package | Description
  --- | ---
  javax.sql.rowset | Standard interfaces and base classes for JDBC `RowSet` implementations.

- - ### Uses of CachedRowSet in javax.sql.rowset

    Subinterfaces of CachedRowSet in javax.sql.rowset
    Modifier and Type | Interface and Description
    --- | ---
    `interface` | `FilteredRowSet` The standard interface that all standard implementations of `FilteredRowSet` must implement.
    `interface` | `JoinRowSet` The `JoinRowSet` interface provides a mechanism for combining related data from different `RowSet` objects into one `JoinRowSet` object, which represents an SQL `JOIN`.
    `interface` | `WebRowSet` The standard interface that all implementations of a `WebRowSet` must implement.

    Methods in javax.sql.rowset that return CachedRowSet
    Modifier and Type | Method and Description
    --- | ---
    `CachedRowSet` | RowSetFactory.`createCachedRowSet()` Creates a new instance of a CachedRowSet.
    `CachedRowSet` | CachedRowSet.`createCopy()` Creates a `RowSet` object that is a deep copy of the data in this `CachedRowSet` object.
    `CachedRowSet` | CachedRowSet.`createCopyNoConstraints()` Creates a `CachedRowSet` object that is a deep copy of this `CachedRowSet` object's data but is independent of it.
    `CachedRowSet` | CachedRowSet.`createCopySchema()` Creates a `CachedRowSet` object that is an empty copy of this `CachedRowSet` object.
    `CachedRowSet` | JoinRowSet.`toCachedRowSet()` Creates a new `CachedRowSet` object containing the data in this `JoinRowSet` object, which can be saved to a data source using the `SyncProvider` object for the `CachedRowSet` object.

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