Count rows produced instead of getRow() in printRecords(ResultSet)

[rootvector2]

printRecords(ResultSet) caps maxRows with resultSet.getRow(), the absolute cursor position. JDBC makes getRow() optional for TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY result sets and a driver can return 0 there, so useRow(0) stays true and the cap is silently skipped while the whole result set streams out; it is also off for a pre-positioned result set. Count the rows produced by this call instead, matching the parser's row-produced counter from CSV-327.

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