JDBC
Released for the first time in 1997, Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) has since been defining how applications communicate with databases (primary relational), providing a unified API for data access on a Java platform. The latest API revision, 4.3, was released in 2017 and was included in Java SE 9.
JDBC allows multiple database client drivers to exist and be used by the same application. JDBC Driver Manager is responsible for correct registration, loading, and usage of required driver implementation. When the driver is loaded, the client may create a connection with appropriate access credentials. JDBC connections make it possible to initialize and execute statements such as SQL's SELECT, CREATE, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE. Statements ...