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Hi,
I was wondering how you write to an Access Database using current Java versions. I've been looking pretty hard for awhile with a teacher and some friends, but so far we haven't come up with anything. Could you guys help me out?
Thx
I was wondering how you write to an Access Database using current Java versions. I've been looking pretty hard for awhile with a teacher and some friends, but so far we haven't come up with anything. Could you guys help me out?
Thx
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For most database systems, you can simply download a JDBC driver to connect to the Db with Java, but there aren't any free ones for Access. What I ended up having to do was create an ODBC datasource (with Windows), and use the JDBC-ODBC bridge to connect to that. I think the JDBC-ODBC bridge is included with the JDK package. Good luck!
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Hi,
You can create an access datasource in Win2k as follows: Start->Control panel->Administrative tools->Data Sources(ODBC)->MS Access Database->System DSN->Add->Select MS Access Database Driver ->Finish->Enter datasource name->Select Database->Click ok
Mike.
NB:For more details, contact mikemayaka@yahoo.co.uk
You can create an access datasource in Win2k as follows: Start->Control panel->Administrative tools->Data Sources(ODBC)->MS Access Database->System DSN->Add->Select MS Access Database Driver ->Finish->Enter datasource name->Select Database->Click ok
Mike.
NB:For more details, contact mikemayaka@yahoo.co.uk
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