for .mpp files means microsoft project plan file we can use
Microsoft.Project.OLEDB.9.0 driver in .net but in JAVA it is possible
or not? if possible how?

Hi - I've been using JSF with Glassfish successfully for the last few
months, but up to now have not tried to use databases with it, which
I'm now trying for the first time.  Before I try writing any code, I
wanted to test out the code in chapter 10 of "Core JavaServer Faces"

From February to July of last year I worked for a company where I
wrote C code that accessed a PostgreSQL database with SQL commands and
generated the output my supervisor wanted.
    Now I'm working for a different company that doesn't have a C

I have a table with nearly 10,000 rows and 50 columns.
I have a select query like
select * from tablex where col1=5 and col2='a'
I run this from my java program using jdbc.

G'Day, my movie database contains multiple occurrences of DVDs that
contain multiple movies (i.e. one original DVD has Lethal Weapon 1, 2
& 3 on it). Therefore there is a database record for each of these
movies but they are all located in the same location. This results in

i'm creating a an web application on attendance,  in which a user
after selecting the subject and month he gets all the student info
who
has taken that subject.

I have a J2EE application which connects to a DB2 configured with code
set IBM-850. The application works with encoding ISO-8859-1.
If I save characters outside the range supported by IBM-850 (i.e. the
euro currency character EURO) then I read garbage...

I found a customer who wanted to repeat the SQL "TRUNCATE TABLE
MY_TABLE",
so they did:
ps = c.prepareStatement("TRUNCATE TABLE THEIR_TABLE");

Is there a possibility in Hibernate to create a table without a primary
key (without the @Id annotation)? I set up a with a dummy key, but I
hate this solution.
Thanx

i wonder whats the most efficient way to create PreparedStatements on
a
servlet. Currently i see the following two options:
1 Creating them in the method at which they are executed. (Seems

When I use ResultSet getDate("TIME_STAMP") on a table with a
TIME_STAMP column, which is defined as DATE, it returns
"java.lang.NumberFormatException: For input string:" and here comes
the month name in hebrew!

i am using the following statement to insert a message from a user
into the database.
updStmt.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO Contact (uId, replyAddr, subject,
msg) "+