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Java Database Connectivity

This document describes creating a student database and connecting it to a Java program using JDBC. It involves the following steps: 1. Creating a Microsoft Access database with a student table that contains fields like name, roll number, and percentage. 2. Configuring an ODBC data source to connect the Access database to Java programs. 3. Writing a Java program that connects to the student database via JDBC, and allows performing CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations on the student table through a GUI. The program retrieves, inserts, updates and deletes student records from the table.

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Java Database Connectivity

This document describes creating a student database and connecting it to a Java program using JDBC. It involves the following steps: 1. Creating a Microsoft Access database with a student table that contains fields like name, roll number, and percentage. 2. Configuring an ODBC data source to connect the Access database to Java programs. 3. Writing a Java program that connects to the student database via JDBC, and allows performing CRUD (create, read, update, delete) operations on the student table through a GUI. The program retrieves, inserts, updates and deletes student records from the table.

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Ex.No. 14. Create a Student database and store the details of the students in a table.

Perform the
5 SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE operations using JDBC connectivity.

Part I: Database Creation:


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Start Microsoft Office Access select Blank Database choose the directory you want to save your

10 database, give a name for your db click create button
In the Wizard, do the following:

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1. Right click table1, choose Design view

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2. Save the table, table name student.


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3. Add Fields with specific datatypes


4. Save the student table and close.
5. Open the student table and enter at least one student details

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Part II : Connecting database to ODBC [Steps for creating data source]

1. Click start Control Panel
2. Click Administrative Tools
3. Select Data Sources(ODBC)
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4. Click Add button in the above wizard, choose the Driver option Microsoft Access
Driver(*.mdb, *.accdb) mentioned in the below picture.
5. Click finish, then data source wizard will open, in that type data source name: stud and
then click select button, select database wizard will open. Choose the directory and
locate the db file you created early. Then click ok
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6. The created data source is now available in the data source wizard
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Part III: Connect java program to ODBC


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import java.sql.*; import
java.awt.*; import
java.awt.event.*; import
java.applet.*;
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public class DBConF extends Frame implements ActionListener

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{
TextField tn, trn,
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Button bsel, badd,
bmod; Connection con;
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publicDBConF()
{
setLayout(new FlowLayout());
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tn =new TextField(25);
trn =new TextField(10);
tper =new TextField(4); ta
= new TextArea(5, 25); bsel
= new Button("Select");
5 badd = new Button("Add");
bmod = new Button("Delete");
5 add(new Label("Name:"));
add(tn);
add(new Label("Roll
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No.:")); add(trn);
add(new Label("Persentage:"));
add(tper);
add(bsel);
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add(badd);

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add(bmod);

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add(ta);

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badd.addActionListener(this);

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tper.addActionListener(this);

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Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
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con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:stud","","");

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}
catch(Exception e)
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{

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System.out.println(e);

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addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter()
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{
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{
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setVisible(false);

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System.exit(0);

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}

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}

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public void actionPerformed(ActionEventae)

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String ac = ae.getActionCommand();
if(ac.equals("Select"))
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try
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Statement st = con.createStatement();
ResultSetrs = st.executeQuery("select * from student");
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while(rs.next())
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{
ta.append("Name:\t" + rs.getString(1)+ "\n");
ta.append("Roll No:\t" + rs.getInt(2)+ "\n");
ta.append("Percentage:\t" + rs.getDouble(3)+ "\n");
ta.append("======================\n");
}
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catch(Exception e)

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{
System.out.println(e);
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else if(ac.equals("Add"))

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try
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{
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values(?, ?, ?)");
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int t = Integer.parseInt(trn.getText());
40 double d = Double.parseDouble(tper.getText());
pt.setString(1, tn.getText());
pt.setInt(2, t);
pt.setDouble(3, d);
ta.setText("" + pt.executeUpdate() + "row inserted");
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catch(Exception e)

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{
System.out.println(e);

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}

20 else

{
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try
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PreparedStatementpt = con.prepareStatement("delete from student where
RollNo=" + trn.getText());
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}
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catch(Exception e)
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System.out.println(e);
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}
}

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public static void main(String ar[])

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DBConFDf=new DBConF();
Df.setVisible(true);
Df.setTitle("JDB Connectivity");
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}
}

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