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Java Database Q&A » MS Access » jdbcodbc 

1. Java and MS Access    stackoverflow.com

The JDBC-ODBC driver doesnot support the same charsets that MS Access using for other then latin characters, thus I cannot read hebrew from the database, which is mostly written in hebrew(a ...

2. What's the correct Character Set for connecting to an MS Access 2000 database using JDBC-ODBC Bridge?    stackoverflow.com

I had problems with reading spanish characters from an MS Access database across the JDBC-ODBC Bridge. Changing the character set to CP1252 has corrected the problem, but that was done ...

3. VAJava EJB reading MS Access JDBC/ODBC    coderanch.com

Hi, I'm learning VAJava and new to Java in general. I'm using VAJ 3.5.3 on NT 4.0(SP6)and attempting to create and test an EJB that reads an MS Access database. My Access database was created using MS Office 2000. I have also tried to convert back to MS Access 97. I have configured the ODBC source and tested the connection during ...

4. JDBC/ODBC MS Access connection    coderanch.com

I have this little program that I use when I want a quick "how to" jdbc lookup. This is the entire program that connects to an access database. The only thing you need to do is to install the jdk(1.3 is what I'm using) and the jvm. Here it is: import java.sql.*; import java.util.*; import java.text.*; public class Access { public ...

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