Frank4DD, @2002-2007
Introduction
Modern business software applications use a Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) as their backend data store. Relational databases are optimized for fast transactional operations and they allow to build comprehensive data views by querying organised data (data-warehouse). Below are some tips about how to access them.
JDBC Driver Basics
- How to install and use MongoDB JDBC drivers [read article]
- How to install and use Oracle JDBC drivers [read article]
- How to install and use MySQL JDBC drivers [read article]
- How to install and use Microsoft JDBC drivers [read article]
- How to install and use IBM DB2 JDBC drivers [read article]
- How to install and use Sybase JDBC drivers [read article]
- How to install and use PostgreSQL JDBC drivers [read article]
Encryption in JDBC client connections
- How to use SSL/TLS encryption with the IBM DB2 JDBC driver [read article]
- How to use native network encryption with the Oracle JDBC driver [read article]
Oracle 10g
- How to learn Oracle 10g on Linux (PDF format, German version only) [read article]
Oracle 9i
- How to create a Oracle 9i OCI/SQLplus InstantClient [read article]
Oracle access using a C library
- How to install the Oracle InstantClient with libsqlora8 [read article]
- How to connect to Oracle using libsqlora ('C' example) [read article]
Oracle Database Management
- useful Oracle SQL queries and examples [read article]
Round Robin Databases (RRD)
- How to get RRD datasource descriptions [read article]