Re: Advice requested regarding Access database in Java
From: Mladen Adamovic (adamm_at_blic.net)
Date: 02/25/04
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Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2004 15:27:03 +0100
"Lin DeNoyer" <lkd1@cornell.edu> wrote:
> We will be moving this processing into Java. We are doing so because
> the 3rd party software is costly, and because it is no longer
> adequately maintained. The company was sold and we see the
> handwriting on the wall. Furthermore, we want to be able to allow
> students and other researchers easier access to the type of
> processing we do on this database.
I recommend no, but if it is easy to you to use, use it in standard way -
create ODBC Access connection then use it in Java via JDBC-ODBC bridge.
I suggest one of following servers :
1. Hibernate SQL
my opinion: pure Java SQL, but a bit buggy, but easy to install, not so slow
as man ussualy think of Java programs
2. MySQL
some versions are free for nocommercial use, but has a lack of full SQL
compliant, but really fast
3. PostrgreSQL
it should be full SQL compliant, but slow, I didn't use it recently, but I
indend to try (I think this one should be good-old one, as Unix operating
systems are)
Good Luck.
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