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Posted 18 November 2011 - 05:30 AM
Connecting to an Access database requires you to make a JDBC connection. You can look up articles on using JDBC and can connect to the Access database either by using a JDBC driver specifically for connecting to the Access database or by using a general-purpose ODBC-JDBC driver and having ODBC handle the database-specific connection aspects.
If you are planning to develop commercial applications at some point in the future, I would recommend that you consider using another database such as the Microsoft SQL Server or the Oracle database, or perhaps even the MySQL database if you want something that you can use for free, for storing your data.
If you are planning to develop commercial applications at some point in the future, I would recommend that you consider using another database such as the Microsoft SQL Server or the Oracle database, or perhaps even the MySQL database if you want something that you can use for free, for storing your data.
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