To access a database management system (DBMS) in Java, you need a JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) driver. You may write such drivers, which range from types 1 to 4, in pure Java or a combination of ...

In my last post, “Hello Cassandra,” I looked at downloading the Cassandra NoSQL database and using cqlsh to connect to a Cassandra database. In this post, I look at the basics of connecting to a ...

Progress Software has launched a new Type 5 JDBC driver, which the company is billing as an industry first. The new JDBC driver is designed "to enable Java applications to fully take advantage of the ...

Progress Software Corporation has announced what it describes as the industry's first Type 5 JDBC drivers - intended to overcome the limitations in Type 4 JDBC driver architecture, which renders them ...

(First post seemed to disappear so...)<P>This is slightly off topic but of benefit to those in here who work on cross platform systems but don't read the NT Forum ...