Hi,
is there any way to get the data of a 'Microsoft-Access-Database' with Java
under Linux?I have got only the .mbd file and no Windows...
greez fabian

I have recently started programming in Java, so forgive me if theres
something very basic about the problem i'm having.
I have MySQL 4.0.15 running on linux box quite happily and am using
Java 1.4.2 and Netbeans 3.6 to access and update the database.

Hi ng,
i created a SQL statement that uses the IN operator.
How can i use that statement in a PreparedStatement?
SELECT FROM USER WHERE NAME IN (?)

Read the following vis a vis PreparedStatement Interface:
"Some prepared statements return multiple results;"
Can't fathom how a single prepared statement might return multiple
resultsets. Could someone site a practical example to help me understand

I need to use java.sql.DatabaseMetaData to discover if a table column is
signed or unsigned.  Specifically, MySQL BIGINT UNSIGNED types.  I was
reading post: http://tinyurl.com/3d4jk in which they indicated MySQL
JDBC support was enhanced so that the UNSIGNED attribute was included

ok, so I have pictures that I store in Postgres (7.2.4) via JDBC.
if the size of my picture is small (less than 1ko) it's ok, there is
no pb.
but I never succed to put a bigger picture.

I want to do something, I'm sure it must be fairly straight forward,
however I suspect there is a better way(s) to do it that I don't know
about.
I need to retrieve data from a database. So far so good :-)

I think a PreparedStatement.toString method would be a great debugging
tool.

I don't see Connection.close in the JavaDoc.  Where is it?
I see an isClosed?

In PreparedStatement, are ? only for replacing data values is there
some way to use them to modify operators e.g. swap < for > or insert
keywords such as DESC?

I am trying to connect to MS SQL Server installed on my computer, I
follow the tutorial, that can be downloaded from sun's web page, but it
doesn't work. Whatever I try, I get the seme error:
ODBC Driver Menager: Unable to locate the name of data origin, and

Hi!,
I read that people are using Value Objects (VO) with Entity JB because is
better in terms of RMI. But, for my project I need to used diferent VO for
the same Entity so the program can adopt to diferent clients.  I thought

Hai ,
i want to do one project using java.The primary aim of that project
is to store all the documentations in a server and we should be able
to retrive it using the software.So i want to know whether any free

Trying to use the "DB2 Development Center" on UDB V8 on my Windows XP. I am
new to java stored procedures.
The stored procedure code I am using is at:
https://www6.software.ibm.com/dw/education/dm/db2spdc/sp.java

i'm pretty new to the java-world. i try to establish a connection to a
mssql database but i don't get along with the java.sql package.
can anybody tell me how i would create a connection for these given
parameters: