on ‎2008 Jul 22 2:55 PM
hi,,
What is the difference between JDBC and ODBC
thanks
guna
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Hi Guna Sekhar,
JDBC is Java DataBase Connectivity API for making data connection for Data and Java Class.
ODBC is Open/Object DataBase Connectivity driver for Microsoft specification and desktop applications.
JDBC = standard java interface to communicate with a database
ODBC = from Microsoft developed interface to communicate
with a database
JDBC-ODBC driver = an interface where the communication is translated from JDBC to ODBC and the communication after the driver to the database is via ODBC
ODBC is mostly used on Windows plattforms (if you want to connect with a database from C++,Delphi,etc.) , but there are also ODBC drivers for Linux available
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Regards
Pragathi.
Edited by: Mike Pokraka on Jul 24, 2008 12:52 PM
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