JDBC: An Introduction to Java Database Connectivity

Java JDBC    |    Beginner
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Before getting your hands dirty with Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), it is important to recognize its purporse and the options it has to offer - and this is exactly what this course provides. It first lays a theoretical foundation in terms of the need for JDBC, the various pieces which come together to let your app connect to a database, as well as their features and use cases. You will cover topics such as JDBC drivers, JDBC objects such as Statement , ResultSet, and RowSet, and then connect a Java app to a database.

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

  • discover the key concepts covered in this course
    describe the role of JDBC and JDBC drivers in enabling interactions between a Java app and a database
    identify the different JDBC objects that enable a Java app to work with a database, and recall the roll played by each of them
    recognize the role played by a ResultSet in navigating over and modifying the contents of tabular data
    recall the specific types of RowSets available in JDBC and their specific features and use cases
    describe the role of batch updates and transactions when working with JDBC
  • download and install MySQL and the MySQL Workbench tool
    write a Java app that connects to a database using JDBC
    configure a Java app to use a JDBC driver when connecting to a database
    set up a Maven project to work with a JDBC driver
    summarize the key concepts covered in this course

IN THIS COURSE

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