Lesson: JDBC Basics (The Java™ Tutorials


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Lesson: JDBC Basics (The Java™ Tutorials > JDBC(TM) Database Access)

JDBC Basics

Getting Started

Setting Up a Database

Establishing a Connection

Setting Up Tables

Retrieving Values from Result Sets

Updating Tables

Milestone: The Basics of JDBC

Using Prepared Statements

Using Joins

Using Transactions

Stored Procedures

SQL Statements for Creating a Stored Procedure

Creating Complete JDBC Applications

Running the Sample Applications

Creating an Applet from an Application

Trail: JDBC(TM) Database Access

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Lesson: JDBC Basics

In this lesson you will learn the basics of the JDBC™ API.

We start by giving you set up instructions in Getting Started. This lesson sets up a basic development environment, including Java™ SE 6 and NetBeans™.

Setting Up a Database installs a testing database accessable through the NetBeans IDE, and installs its database driver.

Establishing a Connection connects you to your database.

Setting up Tables, Retrieving Values from Result Sets and Updating Tables all develop the process of configuring your database, sending queries and retrieving data from your database.

The next lesson discusses how to use joins, row sets, transactions and stored procedures.

The final lesson describes how to create and run a complete JDBC application and provides some code examples for study.

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