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Object Oriented Programming – Database Connectivity

Performing CRUD operations on a MySQL database using JDBC

Step 1: Create Database and the Table

• Open MySQL Workbench.


• Connect to your MySQL Server instance.
• Create a new database called ‘company’.
• Create a table called ‘Employee’ within the database.

EmpId INTEGER
Name VARCHAR(100)
ContactNo VARCHAR(10)

Step 2: Configure MySQL Connector/J:

• Download the MySQL Connector/J JAR file from the MySQL website. https://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/j/
• Create a project in NetBeans IDE.
• Right click on the project’s libraries, go to Add JAR/Folder.
• Add MySQL Connector/J JAR file to the libraries.
• Expand Databases. Right click on Driver. Select New Driver. Then add the MySQL Connector/J JAR file to the drivers using Add button.
• Then add the database connection to Services in IDE.
• Go to the Services tab, then right click on the Databases. Select New Connection.
• Select (MySQL Connector/J driver).
• Click Next.
• Fill Password field. Click Test Connection.
• If the database is connected, you will get the following result.

• Click Finish button.


• You will see the database connection and the database in the explorer as below.
Step 2: Establish Connection

• Create a package called controller.


• Inside of the package, create a Java main class.
java.sql.DriverManager;
• This import statement imports the DriverManager class from the java.sql package.
• Purpose: The DriverManager class manages a list of database drivers. It is responsible for establishing a connection to a database using the
appropriate driver.
import java.sql.SQLException;
• This import statement imports the SQLException class from the java.sql package.
• Purpose: SQLException is an exception class used to handle errors related to database operations. It provides information about database
access errors or other errors related to the database.
import java.sql.Connection;
• This import statement imports the Connection interface from the java.sql package.
• Purpose: The Connection interface represents a connection to a database. It provides methods for creating statements, committing transactions,
and managing the connection's properties.

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