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i am having MicrosoftAcessDatabase file named telde.mdb in "c:/database" folder and i want to connect it through jdbc so how would i connect it.
i know that .....
Connection con=DriverManager.getConnection("jdbcdbc:telde");
wont work here as i have not created it from
controlpanel->administrative tools.
i have just created it by rightclicking and creating new "microsoft database file" and have created tables in it .
please help me for this doubt i have tried but found no solution.
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i am having MicrosoftAcessDatabase file named telde.mdb in "c:/database" folder and i want to connect it through jdbc so how would i connect it.
i know that .....
Connection con=DriverManager.getConnection("jdbcdbc:telde");
wont work here as i have not created it from
controlpanel->administrative tools.
i have just created it by rightclicking and creating new "microsoft database file" and have created tables in it .
please help me for this doubt i have tried but found no solution.


Your question would be better asked in the WIndows-Help section of this forum:
http://forums.devshed.com/windows-help-34/

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You're going to have to find a windows jdbc driver somewhere. jdbc != odbc so the control panel applet probably won't help.
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