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The document discusses the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) API for connecting Java applications to databases. It covers loading JDBC drivers, establishing connections via a connection URL, creating statements to execute SQL, processing result sets returned from queries, and closing connections. Specific examples are provided for connecting to Access, MySQL, and Oracle databases.

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Antony - Java Database Programming JDBC Connections

The document discusses the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) API for connecting Java applications to databases. It covers loading JDBC drivers, establishing connections via a connection URL, creating statements to execute SQL, processing result sets returned from queries, and closing connections. Specific examples are provided for connecting to Access, MySQL, and Oracle databases.

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JAVA DATABASE PROGRAMMING –


JDBC CONNECTIONS

JDBC 1
Agenda

 JDBC
 load driver
 Connect to a database
 Create statements
 Execute statements
 Process results
 Explore database metadata

JDBC 2
JDBC

 JDBC is the Java API for accessing relational


databases
 Provides Java programmers with a uniform
interface for accessing and manipulating a wide
range of relational databases.
 Java programs can then execute SQL statements,
retrieve results, present data in a user-friendly
interface, and propagate changes back to the
database
 Can also be used in heterogeneous environment
JDBC 3
JDBC API

 The JDBC API is a set of interfaces and classes


used to write Java programs for accessing and
manipulating relational databases

JDBC 4
JDBC Drivers

 A JDBC driver serves as the interface to


facilitate communication between JDBC and
a proprietary database
 Database specific
 Normally provided by the database vendors

JDBC 5
RELATIONSHIPS

JDBC 6
Drivers
Database Driver class Source

Access Sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbc Already in JDK


Driver

mySQL com.mysql.jdbc.Driver Companion web site

Oracle Oracle.jdbc.driver.Oracle Companion web site


Driver

JDBC 7
Steps to access database

 Load drivers
 Establish connections
 Creating statements
 Executing statements
 Processing ResultSet
 Close connection

JDBC 8
1 - Load drivers

 Statement:
 Class.forName(“……”);
 Driver is concrete class that implements the
java.sql.Driver interface
 List all drivers for all databases you want to
access

JDBC 9
2 - Connection

 To connect to a database use static method in


the DriverManager class
 getConnection(databaseURL)
 Connection connection =
DriverManager.getConnection(databaseURL);
 databaseURL is the unique identifier of the
database on the Internet

JDBC 10
Connection - cable

Program

Databases

JDBC 11
JDBC URLs

Database URL pattern

 Access  jdbc:odbc:dataSource

 MySQL  jdbc:msql://hostname/dbname

 Oracle  jdbc:oracle:thin:@hostname:port#:oracleDBSID

JDBC 12
Example: Access database

 Needs an ODBC data source

 Connection connection =
DriverManager.getConnection(“jdbc:odbc:
ExampleMDBDataSource”);

JDBC 13
Example: MySQL database

 Specifies host name and db name

 Connection connection =
DriverManager.getConnection
(“jdbc:mysql://localhost/javabook”, “scott”,
“tiger”);

 Database name: javabook


 Username: scott
 Password: tiger
JDBC 14
Example: Oracle database

 Specifies: hostname, port#, oracleDBSID

 Connection connection =
DriverManager.getConnection
(“jdbc:oracle:thin:@liang.armstrong.edu:1521:
orcl”, “scott”, “tiger”);
 Database on liang.armstrong.edu

JDBC 15
3 – Creating statements

 Statement statement =
connection.createStatement();

JDBC 16
Statements - cart

Program

SQL
statements

Results

Databases

JDBC 17
4 – Executing statements

 Three options:

 SQL data definition language (DDL) and update


statements
 SQL query statements
 Result of query

JDBC 18
Update command

SQL: create Table Temp (col1 char(5),


col2 char(5))

statement.executeUpdate(“create
Table Temp (col1 char(5), col2 char(5))”);

JDBC 19
Query command

 SQL: select firstName, mi, lastName from


Student where lastName = ‘Smith’

 ResultSet resultSet =
statement.executeQuery(“select firstName,
mi, lastName from Student where lastName
+ ‘ = Smith’”);

JDBC 20
5 – Processing ResultSet

 ResultSet maintains a table whose current


row can be retrieved
 The initial row position is null
 Can use next method to move to next row
 Get methods to retrieve values from a current
row

JDBC 21
Example

while(resultSet.next())
S.o.p(resultSet.getString(1) + “ ” +
resultSet.getString(2) + “ ”
resultSet.getString(3);

 getString(1) … retrieve the column values


 Could also
 getString(“firstName”, .....

JDBC 22
6 – Close connection

 connection.close();

JDBC 23
The end…..

JDBC 24

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