There is a jdbc-odbc bridge which you will need to use, odbc is very
much like jdbc.
Dave
On Tue, 2003-04-08 at 13:44, Sohail A. Khan wrote:
> i have a real big problem understanding JDBC, here is the situation, i have a database in Microsoft
> Access which consists of 3 tables with the following details:
> *Student Details: ID, Name, Address, Course, Year of Study
> *Course Details: Name of Course, Total number of students, units taught
> *Staff Table: Name, Room, email, Units Delivered
>
> (i have used ODBC)
>
> Q1 - how do i extract information from the database in JAVA Applet
> Q2 - how do produce a username and password to get access to the database
> Q3 - how do create queries
>
> CAN U PLEASE HELP ME WITH THIS PROBLEM!
> I WILL BE MOST GREATFUL IF U CAN SEND ME EXAMPLES AND STEP BY STEP HELP ON HOW TO PERFORM THE ABOVE
> QUESTIONS
>
> THANKS
>
>
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