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Question understanding Connection/Statement20 Aug 2004 16:41 GMT1
Just had a quick question. Assume that we made a singleton class which
would return the reference to an already existing Connection (made
using DriverManager.. no connection pooling).
I would assume, that calling createStatements in a server/client
Question understanding Connection/Statement20 Aug 2004 16:13 GMT1
Just had a quick question. Assume that we made a singleton class which
would return the reference to an already existing Connection (made
using DriverManager.. no connection pooling).
I would assume, that calling createStatements in a server/client
Select Distinct19 Aug 2004 21:07 GMT1
I am trying to create a resultset from an Access DB. I am using the a Select
Distinct statement to get unique results.
Then I am using a while  resultset.next .....statement to step thru the
result set. The SQL works perfect in Access so I am happy with that. The
How to query a Date Column in SQL19 Aug 2004 20:56 GMT4
I'm sorry if this is a very noddy question, but I seem to have a block
on how to do this...
I am in the process of refactoring a Java application which uses JDBC
to talk to Oracle and MySQL.  The old way used to have a DateTime
Database creation19 Aug 2004 19:03 GMT1
Please let me start by saying that I'm new to programming, but I've heard
from a lot of guys that it's best to create database applications in Java
because of the cross platform capabilities..
Is this true?
Need advice on persistence layer products18 Aug 2004 08:54 GMT1
I need an open source persistence layer products for my web
application. There are some of them out there. I would appreciate if
some one can point out the most popular one.
Thanks,
Resultset from Java Stored Procedure16 Aug 2004 23:45 GMT1
I want my Java stored procedure to return (as an out parameter) a resultset
back to my java program but getting an error
Here is the Java stored procedure ( only relevant parts of code are shown.
public class StrTokenDB2
executeUpdate with InnoDB16 Aug 2004 13:55 GMT1
I have a MySQL table of type InnoDB and try to make updates via JDBC
(mysql-connector-java-3.0.14-production-bin.jar). If the update can be
executed everything is ok. But if my SQL syntax is wrong, or referential
integrity is violated etc. then executedUpdate() does not throw an
java method/utility/program for database transfer15 Aug 2004 15:07 GMT1
to all the geniuses out there,
does anyone here know a java method/program that would transfer my M
ACCESS records to MYSQL?
i already know the easy way which is by exporting, what i need is
Newbie seeks advice on choice of database...13 Aug 2004 15:21 GMT3
Hi.  I'm a .NET VB programmer realizing the error of my ways, and just
turning to Java.  I need to find a database that I can embed in my
applications.  The apps will run on desktops and on PDAs (perhaps
later on some other mobile devices).
java.sql.sqlException closed statement12 Aug 2004 09:01 GMT7
Iam getting java.sql.SQLException: Closed Statement in the following code:
CallableStatement cs = null;
   long          noteID = -1;
   try
What about a new DB without SQL?12 Aug 2004 06:40 GMT29
I am writing a new kind of database (in Java) object-oriented. I mean that
it has not tables, rows and cols, but abstract elements with properties to
query for.
It communicates with the clients in XML (custom format).
jdbc connection problem10 Aug 2004 14:55 GMT4
I am a beginner - trying to get going with JDBC programming, but having a
difficulty getting the connection setup right. Have spent tons of stuff
reading - but obviously do not get it - and would appreciate any help you
may be able to provide.
Problem with JSP and JDBC08 Aug 2004 02:52 GMT2
I just got Tomcat 5.0.27 installed (with Apache 2.0.50), and am trying
to get a simple JDBC JSP working.  The JSP is called 'test.jsp'.
I have the JDBC-ODBC bridge installed and am going through that and the
Oracle ODBC driver to get to an Oracle database.  I've been using the
Same Java SQL database engine on both client and server make more sense?08 Aug 2004 01:03 GMT4
I would like to hear opinions as I am venturing into the murky world of Java
databases for a project I wish to undertake.
Agents are wanting to use laptops to collect information. It's been decided
that they will need to go online twice a day and connect to a MySQL
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