JDBC Tutorials
The JDBC API defines a set of interfaces and classes that all major database providers adhere to in order allow Java developers to seamlessly connect to many Relational Database Management Systems (RDBMS). All major vendors provide their own JDBC drivers which contain a set of java classes that enables you to connect to that particular database.
What JDBC does is standardize how to do many of the operations like: connect to the database, how to query the database, how to update the database, and how to call stored procedures.
In this tutorial series, we will discuss connecting to various database(s), using statements, prepared statements, callable statements for stored procedures, batch processing, using database meta data, storing and retrieving LOB (Large Object Blocks), and transaction processing.
Connecting to JDBC Examples
- Connecting to Microsoft SQL Server using JDBC
Simple example shows you step by step on how to connect to MS SQL Server using JDBC Driver. - Connecting to Oracle using JDBC
Simple example shows you step by step on how to connect to Oracle 11g using JDBC Driver. - Connecting to MySQL Server using JDBC
Simple example shows you step by step on how to connect to MySQL using JDBC Driver. - Connecting to MongoDB using JDBC
Simple example shows you step by step on how to connect to MongoDB using JDBC Driver.
Using JDBC Statement Examples
- Creating a Table – Statement Example
This tutorial provides example on creating a table using statement object in JDBC. - Insert Records – Statement Example
This tutorial provides an example on inserting records using statement object in JDBC. - Update Record – Statement Example
This tutorial provides an example on updating a record using statement object in JDBC. - Delete Record – Statement Example
This tutorial provides an example on deleting a record using statement object in JDBC. - Select Records – Statement Example
This tutorial provides an example selecting/fetching all records from a table using statement object in JDBC. - Batch Insert – Statement Example
This tutorial provides an example using Batch to insert serveral records into a table using statement object in JDBC. - DatabaseMetaData – Statement Example
This tutorial provides example on using the DatabaseMetaData object to obtain meta data about the underlying database. - DatabaseMetaData Show All Tables – Statement Example
This tutorial provides example on using the DatabaseMetaData object to obtain meta data about the underlying database and display all tables for a certain database/schema. - DatabaseMetaData Show All Stored Procedures- Statement Example
This tutorial provides example on using the DatabaseMetaData object to obtain meta data about the underlying database and display all stored procedures for a certain database/schema.
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