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Domain: Library Management Front-End: Java (JDK 1.7 or Use Java IDE Like Net Beans 6.0) Back-End: MS Access 2003

This document provides instructions for setting up an ODBC connection to an MS Access 2003 database for use in a Java library management application with a Java front-end. It outlines 7 steps to create a new ODBC data source in the Windows ODBC Data Source Administrator for the MS Access driver, selecting the Access database file and giving it a data source name to allow the Java application to connect to the backend database.

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Domain: Library Management Front-End: Java (JDK 1.7 or Use Java IDE Like Net Beans 6.0) Back-End: MS Access 2003

This document provides instructions for setting up an ODBC connection to an MS Access 2003 database for use in a Java library management application with a Java front-end. It outlines 7 steps to create a new ODBC data source in the Windows ODBC Data Source Administrator for the MS Access driver, selecting the Access database file and giving it a data source name to allow the Java application to connect to the backend database.

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Domain

: Library Management

Front-end: Java (JDK 1.7 or use Java IDE like Net Beans 6.0) Back-end : MS Access 2003

Before you compile the project you have to set the ODBC connection then only it will work properly Let us see How to set ODBC connection (MS Access)

1. Click Start button +Click Settings

2. Click Control Panel

3. Select Administrative tools + Click data Sources (ODBC)

4. Then you get ODBC Data Source Administrator window (shown below) +Click Add Button

5. Create New Data Source (shown below) +select Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb,*.accdb) + press Finish button

6. ODBC Microsoft Access Set up (shown below) + gives Data Source Name

+select Database (Press select button) +select your database (shown below) + Press Ok button

7. Before you close the window make sure that your DSN name is correct or not (shown below) +Press Ok button

Now you got the DSN name (JLibrary) this is the way for connecting ODBC, if you have any doubt please mail us.

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