Rajkishore Barik wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to get JDBC code for linux ?
> If so, where can i get it.
Sure, depends what back-end database you'd be connecting to though.
PostgreSQL (http://www.postgresql.org), which I use, has a JDBC driver
as part of the package. JDBC drivers exist for many proprietary
databases too, some of which are Linux-native, some of which you would
connect to over TCP/IP (eg: MS SQL Server). The best JDBC drivers, the
ones to look out for are "class 4" drivers, which means that they are
implemented entirely in 100% pure Java, which in turn means they will
run under Blackdown Linux. As I said, I use PostgreSQL and its JDBC
driver, but I've also tried out the Weblogic class 4 driver for
SQLServer under Linux. It works very well, but is *very* expensive (as
is, of course,the NT solution you'd need to use the back-end.) Oracle
are keen on Java so they have JDBC drivers as part of the package.
--
Rachel
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