Improve Performence java ms access

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Adil - 15 Jan 2007 20:50 GMT

Hi,
i am developing a java application on access database until now i am using
the jdbc odbc bridge but it is to slow.
i think i should use another driver , the fastest ones are drive typ 4 but
almost of them use tcp/ip to get access to database, i suggest that i muss
have a server architectur to use this kind of driver.
is there any driver typ 4 which not use tcp/ip to access to database?
how can improve the performence of my application ?
best regards
adil

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EricF - 16 Jan 2007 04:50 GMT

>Hi,
>i am developing a java application on access database until now i am using
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
>best regards
>adil

If you want better performance, you'll have better results with a different
database. You might want to look at PostgresSQL or MySql.

Eric

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Lew - 16 Jan 2007 06:02 GMT

> If you want better performance, you'll have better results with a different
> database. You might want to look at PostgresSQL [sic] or MySql.

or Derby or Oracle Express or a few others. GIYF.

- Lew

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IchBin - 16 Jan 2007 19:29 GMT

>> If you want better performance, you'll have better results with a
>> different database. You might want to look at PostgresSQL [sic] or MySql.
>
> or Derby or Oracle Express or a few others. GIYF.
>
> - Lew

I would recommend HSQLDB..
http://hsqldb.org

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Adil - 20 Jan 2007 12:13 GMT

thanks
i will try derby , derby is much easy to install and i don't need any server
(like in msSql or postgres) to get access to the database.

>>> If you want better performance, you'll have better results with a
>>> different database. You might want to look at PostgresSQL [sic] or
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> I would recommend HSQLDB..
> http://hsqldb.org

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