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JDBC lets you send SQL statements to a database and process the returned results. You get uniform access to a wide range of relational databases and a common base upon which database tools can be built.
Sun and MySQL: How It Stacks Up for Developers by Rick Palkovic
Find out what Sun's recent acquisition of MySQL will mean for developers. (February 2008)
DBAccessor: A JDBC Wrapper Package by Matthias Laux
Find out how to use DBAccessor, a wrapper package that automatically manages
JDBC connections so you can avoid repetitive hard coding. (June 2002)
Duke's Bakery II-
A JDBC Order Entry Prototype - Continued by Michael Meloan
Author Michael Meloan authors an application for Duke's Bakery proprietor Kate Cookie to customize order entry software to suit her needs, and provides an overview of Java and JDBC technologies that will be useful to her in further modifications. Best read with doughnut in hand. (July 2001)
Duke's Bakery -
A JDBC Order Entry Prototype - Part I by Michael Meloan
Here's the story behind a rapid prototype project using SQL commands and
the JDBC API. Follow the definition of database tables, use of Swing components, and a detailed code walkthrough with plenty of screen captures. Don't miss it! (December 1999)
Ever Feel Like Life Is Just Scrolling By? by Aaron Alpar — Release JDK 1.1
How to use JDBC to implement an aspect of cursor control. (August 1997)
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