You don't use JDBC in C++.

You could use JNI to call some Java code from your C++ code and let
the Java code use JDBC, but that would be extremely cumbersome.

Use another database API.

ODBC, OLE DB, your database vendors embedded SQL, a proprietary
library from your database vendor.

Arne

There are commercial odbc-jdbc drivers. A couple can be found at
www.openlinksw.com and www.easysoft.com. I don't have any experience
with them, but they undoubtedly use JNI. You can also google 'odbc-
jdbc drivers'.

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You would not use JDBC. Most SQL engines will come with a C++ library
for accessing it directly.

If you want to use something like the JDBC-framework, you might
take a look at http://libodbcxx.sourceforge.net/ but I don't
know anything about the current status and the quality of
the library.

Regards, Lothar