how to know what kind of drive stored in my machine? Thanks
Stanley Tan
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You mean the hard drive inside the computer or did you mean the JDBCdriver for connecting to databases?
Simon Xu
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hi, Stanley, Thanks for your prompt reply. I mean JDBC drives. Simon
Stanley Tan
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Ok, first of all, a side note. It's "driver" with an "r" not drive. Um, well, if you installed the JDK, then there is ONE JDBC driver that comes with it. It's the JDBC-ODBC driver that can be used to connect to any DMBS that supports ODBC. If you need other drivers, then you can download them though some of them will cost you. Are you looking for a particular driver to connect to a particular database?
Simon Xu
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Thanks Stanley. I was curious to know what kind of JDBC drives has been installed if I come to other PC, before downloading.
Stanley Tan
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Again, it's driver with an r. In the case of moving to a new computer without any JDK installed, then there would probably be no JDBC drivers installed. If there were any, they would actually be quite useless if you weren't using them in Java applications. Good luck on learning more
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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