1. How can I expose a C ODBC connection to a JVM using JNI? stackoverflow.comI'm embedding a JRE in an existing C application using the invocation API, and I'd like to be able to use JDBC to work with the database in that code. This application ... |
2. what are the various other programs using which i can connect to odbc database besides ms-access stackoverflow.comwhat are the various other programs using which i can connect to odbc database besides ms-access. i'm talking about programs in which i can run sql queries. i dont want to use ... |
3. Connecting to Informix 3.30 with SimbaServer middleware stackoverflow.comI have a client that I'm trying to do some data migration out of an old route-accounting system for. The system has an Informix 3.30 database with SimbaServer middleware sitting ... |
4. Can we use odbc only with java to connect to databases? stackoverflow.comDo we always have to use jdbc with Java programs for making connectivity with database or can we use only odbc for connecting to databases with Java programs? |
5. FileMaker - ODBC/JBDC Connection - What Dialect of SQL stackoverflow.comI set up DB Visualizer as a JDBC client for FileMaker Pro 10 Server and it's working but I'm not sure what SQL syntax to use.
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6. Java: Connect to MS-Access Database (mdb or mde) stackoverflow.comI am trying to connect to MS-Access using JDBC:ODBC: |
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8. not-odbc connection coderanch.comHi, I have few questions about db connenction in win32. I'd like to use a native driver to connect to a mysql database instead of using the odbc driver. What are the advantages and the drawbacks of using native drivers instead of odbc drivers? Could I have problems of syncronizing the accessing to the db using the native drivers? And if ... |
9. odbc connection coderanch.comhi , I need to get a java server page put in values into a ms access database. I am using tomcat 4.1. I get an error message stating "tomcatorg.apache.jasper.JasperException: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Could not find file 'C:\Documents and Settings\systems\Start Menu\Programs\Apache Tomcat 4.1\inventory.mdb'. Now I have my access mdb stored in a different folder, and when i created the odbc ... |
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12. ODBC Connection through a batch file coderanch.comI just have a question with know wheather or not you can get your java program to run a batch file that will hook up an Access or SQL server database in your program For Example run file setup.bat So basically I want the ODBC connection to be established through the running of a method on the program so if a ... |
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15. concurrent connections using ODBC coderanch.comFirst off, if you can use a real database instead of Access, please do. It's just not a good choice in most professional situations. That said, I'm going to say no, you have no transactional support if you are accessing JDBC via a servlet. That means you could have half-completed transactions and many other anomolies. If you are accessing a database ... |
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18. ODBC - JDBC connection and Updating MY SQL coderanch.comHai, Guys I am using ODBC and JDBC connection to update my sql database the connection if fine and the thing is when i run the code in first time in the loop only one record (not all records but i need to all record go to that sql database)gose to sql database. Second time it shows the exception "primary key ... |
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22. cannot connect to database with jdbc:odbc dbforums.comHi everyone, I'm trying to connect oracle database running on win 2000 workstation. The program used is was this import java.sql.*; public class OnlineStoreConnection { public static void main(String a[]) { String data ="jdbcdbc:student"; try { Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver"); Connection con =DriverManager.getConnection( "data", "student", "student"); Statement st = con.createStatement(); ResultSet rec = st.executeQuery("SELECT FIRSTNAME, LASTNAME" + "FROM CUSTOMER" + "WHERE CUST_ID=101"); System.out.println("CUST_ID\tFISTNAME\tLASTNAME"); while(rec.next()) ... |
23. Why should we have to connect to jdbc rather directly connecting to odbc? forums.oracle.comsandy, The short answer is: because it should. The long answer is: bb-ee-cc-aa-uu-ss-ee ii-tt ss-hh-oo-uu-ll-dd. The really long answer is: JDBC is portable. ODBC isn't... It's yet another Microshite-locked-down psuedo-open technology... So go implement an ODBC driver (in pure java please) if the concept gives you wood. Or just just use the jdbc/odbc bridge (if you must) like the ... |
24. Java + db: List of ODBC connections forums.oracle.comI make java-applications to work with mysql databases. I have more than 1 database, one for my own and one for a society. Now I would like to know for composing following code: Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection |
25. ODBC - JDBC connection and Updating MY SQL forums.oracle.comtry { Statement stmnt = connexl.createStatement(); String query = "SELECT * FROM [IJTS$]"; stmnt.execute(query); ResultSet rsxl = stmnt.getResultSet(); Statement dbsta = conndb.createStatement(); dbsta.execute("SELECT email_address, category FROM emailrec"); ResultSet rsdb = dbsta.getResultSet(); PreparedStatement p = conndb.prepareStatement("INSERT INTO emailrec(email_address,category) VALUES(?,?);"); while (rsxl.next()) { String excelemail = rsxl.getString(1); String excelcategory = rsxl.getString(2); if (excelemail == null && excelcategory == null) { break; } else ... |