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  1. meena

    meena New Member

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    hi,

    i want to use database - access in my java pgm.
    first of all , i dunno wheter jdbc driver is installed in my sys
    or not. how to check it. if not, how to install it.

    then, vot r the lines of code in java in order to access my
    database (ms-access).

    plz, itz very urgent. plz mail me asap

    bye,
    meena
     
  2. shabbir

    shabbir Administrator Staff Member

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    Try executing this code. If it runs successfully you have JDBC installed if not you need to get it for Access. Let me know if it runs.

    Code:
      Query = "Some Valid SQL";
      Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
      String sourceURL = "jdbc:odbc:Dictionary";
      Connection databaseConnection = DriverManager.getConnection(sourceURL);
      Statement stmt = databaseConnection.createStatement();
      stmt.executeUpdate(Query);
    
    Also you can see the Database drivers at
    http://www.idssoftware.com/download.html#ODBC

    Thanks
    Shabbir Bhimani
     
  3. Amit Ray

    Amit Ray New Member

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    For most database systems, you can simply download a JDBC driver to connect to the Db with Java, but there aren't any free ones for Access. What you can do is create an ODBC datasource (with Windows), and use the JDBC-ODBC bridge to connect to that. I think the JDBC-ODBC bridge is included with the JDK package. Good luck!

    You can create an access datasource in Win2k as follows: Start->Control panel->Administrative tools->Data Sources(ODBC)->MS Access Database->System DSN->Add->Select MS Access Database Driver ->Finish->Enter datasource name->Select Database->Click ok

    Cheers,
    Amit. :)
     
  4. meena

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    hi

    thanx very much. itz workin. (the code)

    bye
     
  5. Amit Ray

    Amit Ray New Member

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    gr8 ... just drop a line if you need further help ...

    Cheers,
    Amit Ray. :)
     
  6. shabbir

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    Looks nice when something like this comes up

    ALso if you need any further help just drop a query.

    Thanks
    Shabbir Bhimani
     

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