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Connecting to Access on Unix through JDBC03 Feb 2005 03:43 GMT2
How can I connect to a Access Database (*.mdb) file stored on a Unix
System through a Java Program running on the same.
Thanks,
Tush
ResultSet's getDate() -- Date is deprecated02 Feb 2005 17:53 GMT3
When using Java's sql ResultSet class I've used getDate() to retreive a
date. However Java 1.5 makes clear Date is deprecated.
My code to get the date (actually I'm interested only in the year although
the MySQL 'date' type is used in the table) looks like this:
Deadlock on MS-SQLServer02 Feb 2005 00:00 GMT1
I have an application that uses a connectionpool with connections to
SQLServer2000 through the MS JDBC driver, current version.
The writes are very basic and so they are mostly done in autocommit mode. In
one location where a set of rows read from a tabular source like Excel are
OracleThinBlob ClassCast Exception01 Feb 2005 21:54 GMT5
Hi,
 We are using weblogic8.1 jdk1.4.2 And oracle 8i.  
 We are trying to set the value for Blob column using the following
code snippet :-
Connection's Close method, should it be called?01 Feb 2005 18:45 GMT2
I am unsure whether it is good Java practise to use Close() to close a
database Connection.
EG:
dbConnection = DriverManager.getConnection(url, user, pass);
Cast from java.util.DATE to java.sql.DATE01 Feb 2005 14:31 GMT4
DB ORACLE
Calendar stCal = Calendar.getInstance();
stmt.setDate(COLUMN_DATA, stCal.getTime());
doesn't work because setDate method
numeric overflow error01 Feb 2005 06:25 GMT2
Hi,
I use Java JDBC.ODBC connect to an excel spreadsheet. I used executSQL to
get data from excel. That is fine. But when I use rs.getObject(column) to
get the object in excel, Java report " numeric overflow error". How can I
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