1. java/sql/DataSet.java contains links like this:
   * <a href="Query.html"><code>Query</code></a> annotation whose method

but there is no Query.html. Other 'annotations' are referenced like this:

 at least one column to uniquely identify the row using the
 * <code>ResultColumn</code> annotation's

ie, no link, even though there actually are .html
files for them, eg ResultColumn.html, so a link should probably
be used. But there is no Query.java.


2. If I look at the description for the Statement method execute(String sql, int[ ] columnIndexes), it states that the array contains the indexes of the columns in the target table that contain the auto-generated keys that should be made available. The Connection method prepareStatement(String sql, int[ ] columnIndexes) also contains that statement. However if I look at the Statement method executeUpdate(String sql, int[ ] columnIndexes), it does not specify what the indexes refer to. I presume it is the same as the execute and prepareStatment methods. The array contains the indexes of the columns as they are defined in the table. I believe the statement that defines what the indexes refer to should be added to the executeUpdate method’s description.

3. Add to all setXXX SQLException: if parameterIndex does not correspond to a parameter marker in the SQL statement; to PreparedStatement, CallableStatement, ResultSet
Clarifying how primitive arrays are handled via Array.getArray is implementation defined.
Addressed getAttributes() refering to columns vs attribute in certain descritions such as items 16 and 17