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Database Programming with JDBC

Submitted by coderz on

Type 4 drivers or Native protocol driver is known to be the one with the best features and functions. Type 4 driver does not have any native methods and is a complete Java driver. You need not to install it on the client before use and the can be easily downloaded or configured on a system very easily. One of the best features of Type 4 driver is that it interacts directly with the DBMS server.

Firstly, you need to register the type of driver that you are using by using the string,
Class.forName(“sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver”);

Client-Server App with Flash and PDF Reporting

Submitted by emond on
This is CLSU Entrance Examination , a client-server application that I developed last 2006 for a client in AMA and won the thesis of the year. This App compose of two program ,one is the SERVER and the other one is the CLIENT . Both program uses a winsock control in order to connect via IP ,Maximum of 8 client pc connected to a server pc.. Uses a Flash Active x control and a Usercontrol (LVButtons

Database Programming Made Easy

Submitted by admin on

In this tutorial I will discuss to you on how you can access the database easily. I came across this idea because this is also my problem when I started working with database programming.

I hope that in one way or another I can help you in your journey to the world of programming. Programming is fun and easy if you just simply devout your time with it. I cannot stress enough how easy programming is if you only read an online tutorial like this.

How to Change the Database Password Programmatically?

Submitted by admin on

This tutorial will teach you on how to change the database password of an Access database programmatically using visual basic 6.0.

CN.Open "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" & DatabasePath & ";Persist Security Info=False;Mode=12;Jet OLEDB:Database Password="current password here" sqlExecStr = "ALTER Database Password " & txtNewPass & " " & txtOldPass & ";" CN.Execute sqlExecStr

Where CN is your database connection variable.

If you use the database before changing the password be sure to close it by adding code like:

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