Stefan Proels wrote:
> Hi Gary,
>
> > I am trying how to find out how one may represent data from java into a database.
>I know one needs a JDBC driver, but if I have installed JKD1.2 do i already have JDBC
>installed with it? Or do i have to instll it separately.
>
> The basic JDBC interfaces are part of the JDK (java.sql.). You will
> additionally need a JDBC driver for your database system. Most vendors
> provide JDBC drivers with their system. You can get a list of JDBC
> drivers available from http://java.sun.com/products/jdbc/jdbc.drivers.html.
> Not all of these are available for Linux, though. If you're looking for a
> free system, try e.g. PostgreSQL; the PostgreSQL JDBC driver's homepage is
> http://www.retep.org.uk/postgres/. Depending on your Linux distribution it
> may already be part of it; for example, SuSE includes PostgreSQL and its
> JDBC driver.
>
> CU,
> Stefan
>
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with postgres in mind be forewarned that later versions have better sql support, and
if your a bleedin edge type
download 6.5 beta as it is a speed improvement, as well it has concurrent versioning,
something no other db engine has! The best part about that being not having to build
in persistence, as the db does it for you!! phew!
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