what if any are the recommended ways of accessing a database using jdbc from a c++ application?

what if any are the recommended ways of accessing a database using jdbc from a
c++ application?

I have a large c++ app suite with a database layer that may need to change how
it accessed a variety of db's, so I thought I would find out if it was
reasonable/possible to use jdbc from c++.
thanks
Jeff
Jeff Kish
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