Establish database connection
Via built-in drivers, SQL Uniform provides convenient and fast connection to the following database servers: IBM DB2, Firebird, MS SQL Server, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQLite, Sybase
In addition to the built-in drivers, you can connect to SQL servers via ODBC and JDBC drivers.
A simple setup interface is provided for the connection via ODBC drivers. (The built-in MS Access, dBase (dbf), Excel (xls) drivers also use the ODBC interface.)
Connection via Java JDBC drivers is provided using an interface with detailed parameters. Additionally, you can select drivers from the predefined parameters by pushing a button for the following database types: Adabas D, DaffodilDB, HSQLDB, HXTT, IBM Cloudscape, Intersystems Cache, Java DB, JDataStore, Linter (Relex), McKOI, Mimer, Openlink Virtuoso, Pervasive (Btrive), Pointbase, Solid, StelsCSV
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Establish database connection via ODBC:
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Please select the "ODBC" item from the list |
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You have to enter the name of the connection. |
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You have to enter the name of the ODBC data source. It can be selected using the push button |
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Establish database connection via JDBC:
JDBC is briefly a programming interface (API), which allows communication with the databases in a standardised way.
JDBC drivers are a set of Java classes, developed for a particular version of a particular database, adjusted to the JDBC standard and providing standard functions, and are located in a directory structure or a file with ZIP or JAR extension in an appropriately organised order. (JAR is basically a file of ZIP type.) .


