Day 18. Accessing Databases with JDBC 4.2 and Derby
Almost all Java programs deal with data in some way. So far you have used primitive types, objects, arrays, hash maps, and other data structures.
Today, you work with data in a more sophisticated way by exploring Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), a class library that connects Java programs to relational databases.
Java includes Java DB, a compact relational database that makes it easier than ever to incorporate a database into your applications. Java DB is Oracle’s name for Apache Derby, an open source database maintained by the Apache Software Foundation.
Today, you explore JDBC in the following ways:
Using JDBC drivers to work with different relational databases
Accessing a database with ...
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