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Type 1 & Type 2 drivers

rashmi gadgil
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Hi,
I read a JDBC tutorial regarding the driver types.In that its mentioned that for type 1 ,ODBC libraries should be present at the client and for type 2 native libraries should be present at the client.
Can anybody please tell me what exactly is the client?Is it Frontend JSP?But I don't understand how client is coupled to JDBC>

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The client it the caller. It could be standalone Java code, a servlet, etc. It is poor practice to put JDBC in a JSP though.

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http://www.google.co.in/search?hl=en&as_q=jdbc+type+1+type+2
 
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