1. JDBC ODBC bridge for Mac OSX stackoverflow.comI am having a hard time establishing a connection to my database file using JDBC-ODBC bridge. The driver I am using is sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver but I believe it is not present on ... |
2. Where can I find a good jdbc-odbc bridge driver? stackoverflow.comI do data conversions, and I am constantly connecting to a variety of different DBMS'. Certain DBMS' do not have JDBC drivers (MsAccess for example). Sun's JDBC-ODBC bridge driver ... |
3. ODBC-JDBC bridge that maps its own calls to JDBC driver stackoverflow.comWe have some legacy applications that use an ODBC driver for accessing their databases. I'm looking for an ODBC driver that would be able to map its own calls to a JDBC ... |
4. Open source JDBC-ODBC bridge experience? stackoverflow.comDoes anybody have any experience or recommendations using an open source JDBC-ODBC bridge on Linux that would be helpful for making the decision about whether to use a solution like this ... |
5. How to build custom JDBC-ODBC Bridge driver? stackoverflow.comI would like to build my own JDBC-ODBC Bridge driver. Can anyone provide me suggestions/books/links? Thanks |
6. JDBC Driver vs Bridge stackoverflow.comI've used JDBC in several applications now to query Derby, PostgreSQL and now MySQL databases. I guess I'm choking on some basic terminology in my attempt to understand what is actually ... |
7. JDBC ODBC Bridge Question coderanch.comI am attemting to connec to an Infomix UniVerse database throught the jdbc odbc bridge but I am running into some problems I am able to open the connection to the database and I am able to retrive metadata. When I attempt to create a new Statement I get the error "result set type not supported." I am able to query ... |
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9. Accessing a Access ODBC DS with Japanese tablenames using sun jdbc-odbc bridge coderanch.comHi, I am facing a problem with accessing a Microsoft Access ODBC source containing Japanese tablenames using the Sun JDBC-ODBC Bridge. The OS used is Windows 2000 Server. The JDK used is jdk1.4.0. I created a new mdb file using Microsoft Access 2002 and created a table having a Japanese name (I used the Microsoft IME 2000 for Japanese). Then I ... |
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11. Jdbc Odbc Bridge Driver coderanch.comI ususally describe the JDBC:ODBC bridge as 'a crappy little hack added for fast integration to MS ODBC'. Other problems include (but is not limitted to) a lack of thread safety, it isn't network enabled (the database must be local) and it has some programming bugs that won't be fixed beacuse it isn't actually supported. The JDBC FAQ at Sun's Java ... |
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13. JDBC : ODBC bridge coderanch.comHello Everyone; Question: in using the Java JDBC DBC bridge to access a text file, how does one perform a case-insensitive SQL query on a text field using the LIKE keyword? The following query, for example, insists on being case-sensitive: SELECT * FROM |
14. JDBC:ODBC bridge for remote access coderanch.comI found out a solution to the problem. My MS Access DB is going to be on a Shared drive on my network. So in order to access the DB remotely using the JDBC: ODBC bridge, I need to pass this URL into the getConnection() method : con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc dbc river={MicroSoft Access Driver (*.mdb)};DBQ=C:/data/Access/test1.mdb","dba","sql"); The other way to work around ... |
15. jdbc:odbc Bridge Failing Even With System ODBC variable set coderanch.comHi everyone. I have a problem I can't figure out. I wrote a Java object which feeds a DB and is called from ColdFusion. I uploaded my Java object and tested it on the server that it will run on (java - classpath ... Recievable). I created an ODBC source in Win 2008 for the DB at the system level. I ... |
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17. jdbc:odbc bridge only returning one result when a count show 148 ! forums.oracle.comBUT if i run the SQL "select count(*) from table" ... i get a count of 148 !! I tried setting the FetchSize through setFetchSize(), but made no difference. This is running on a JBoss server 4.2.1GA, JDK is "jdk1.6.0_02" .... i have a suspicion that this may be a JBoss specfic issue, as this exact code runs just fine on ... |