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Copyright © 2002 ProsoftTraining. All rights reserved. Building Database Client Applications Using JDBC 2.0
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Copyright © 2002 ProsoftTraining. All rights reserved. Lesson 1: Introduction to JDBC
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Objectives Describe the purpose of JDBC Discuss the structure of a relational database Describe the purpose of SQL Discuss the client-server architecture Describe the JDBC architecture
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JDBC—The Basics Sun Java database access API Microsoft Open Database Connectivity
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Relational Databases Database management systems Primary keys Joins
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Structured Query Language DDL DML DCL SQL data types
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System Architecture Client/server architecture Three-tier architecture
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Summary Describe the purpose of JDBC Discuss the structure of a relational database Describe the purpose of SQL Discuss the client-server architecture Describe the JDBC architecture
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Copyright © 2002 ProsoftTraining. All rights reserved. Lesson 2: Using JDBC Drivers
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Objectives Describe the various types of JDBC drivers Select a JDBC driver Load a JDBC driver Establish a connection with a database
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JDBC Drivers JDBC-ODBC bridge driver Native-API driver JDBC-Net driver Pure Java driver Loading a driver
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Establishing a Connection JDBC URLs The Connection interface
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Summary Describe the various types of JDBC drivers Select a JDBC driver Load a JDBC driver Establish a connection with a database
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Copyright © 2002 ProsoftTraining. All rights reserved. Lesson 3: Executing SQL Statements
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Objectives Define tables in a database using JDBC Add new rows to a table using JDBC Perform queries on a database using JDBC Extract data from a ResultSet object Describe the purpose of transactions Use transactions to maintain data consistency
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The Statement Interface Statement interface methods executeUpdate executeQuery
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Transactions Using SQL Statements Allow you to group statements so that changes do not take effect until both tables are updated
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Summary Define tables in a database using JDBC Add new rows to a table using JDBC Perform queries on a database using JDBC Extract data from a ResultSet object Describe the purpose of transactions Use transactions to maintain data consistency
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Copyright © 2002 ProsoftTraining. All rights reserved. Lesson 4: Prepared Statements and Stored Procedures
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Objectives Describe the purpose of prepared statements Use prepared statements to increase efficiency Describe the purpose of stored procedures Use stored procedures
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Prepared Statements PreparedStatement interface Prepared statement parameters Executing prepared statements
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Stored Procedures Precompiled Stored within the DBMS Remain permanently within the DBMS
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Summary Describe the purpose of prepared statements Use prepared statements to increase efficiency Describe the purpose of stored procedures Use stored procedures
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Copyright © 2002 ProsoftTraining. All rights reserved. Lesson 5: Metadata
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Objectives Describe the purpose of metadata Extract metadata from a DBMS or database Extract metadata from a result set
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Introduction to Metadata Metadata: data about data
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DatabaseMetaData Determining DBMS product information Determining supported features Determining the database schema
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ResultSetMetaData Extracting metadata from a result set
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Summary Describe the purpose of metadata Extract metadata from a DBMS or database Extract metadata from a result set
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Copyright © 2002 ProsoftTraining. All rights reserved. Lesson 6: SQLExceptions
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Objectives Describe the purpose of SQLExceptions Catch SQLExceptions Determine the cause of a SQLException Recover efficiently from a SQLException
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Introduction to SQLExceptions SQLException class helps determine when an error occurs and what type of error has occurred
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try and catch Blocks catch block accepts an exception and provides some handling for recovering from an exception try block may have multiple associated catch blocks
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SQLException Methods String getMessage( ); String getSQLState( ); int getErrorCode( ); SQLException getNextException( );
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Summary Describe the purpose of SQLExceptions Catch SQLExceptions Determine the cause of a SQLException Recover efficiently from a SQLException
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Copyright © 2002 ProsoftTraining. All rights reserved. Lesson 7: Scrollable and Updateable Result Sets
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Objectives Describe the purpose of scrollable result sets Create and use a scrollable result set Describe the purpose of updateable result sets Create and use an updateable result set
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Scrollable Result Sets Creating a scrollable result set Result set type constants Scrolling through a scrollable result set
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Updateable Result Sets Creating an updateable result set Updating a result set Inserting a row Deleting a row
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Summary Describe the purpose of scrollable result sets Create and use a scrollable result set Describe the purpose of updateable result sets Create and use an updateable result set
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Copyright © 2002 ProsoftTraining. All rights reserved. Lesson 8: Batch Updates
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Objectives Describe the purpose of batch updates Perform a batch update Perform a parameterized batch update Catch a BatchUpdateException
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Introduction to Batch Updates Using batch updates –addBatch –executeBatch –clearBatch
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Parameterized Batch Updates Combine the benefits of batch updates with those of prepared statements
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The BatchUpdateException Class Performing batch updates
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Summary Describe the purpose of batch updates Perform a batch update Perform a parameterized batch update Catch a BatchUpdateException
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Building Database Client Applications Using JDBC 2.0 Introduction to JDBC Using JDBC Drivers Executing SQL Statements Prepared Statements and Stored Procedures Metadata
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Building Database Client Applications Using JDBC 2.0 SQLExceptions Scrollable and Updateable Result Sets Batch Updates
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