A) A Type 1 driver is a JDBC-ODBC bridge driverB) This type of driver enables a client to connect to an ODBC database via Java calls and JDBCC) Both the database and middle tier need to be Java compliant.D)
Latest Answer: c is the ans ...
A) A Type 2 driver converts JDBC calls into calls for a specific database.B) This driver is referred to as a "native-API, partly Java driver."C) As with the Type 1 driver, some binary code may
Latest Answer: B & C is correct ...
A) A Type 3 driver is a JDBC-Net pure Java driverB) This translates JDBC calls into a database -dependent net protocol.C) Vendors of database middleware products can implement this type of driver into
Latest Answer: C is the answer here. ...
A) Type 4 driver, or, "native protocol, pure Java" driver converts JDBC calls into the network protocol used by the database directly.B) A Type 4 driver requires no client software, so it's
Latest Answer: D is false, since driver is independent of browsers. ...
A) Type - 1B) Type - 2C) Type - 3D) Type – 4
Latest Answer: Hi Type -4 is the best use ...
Which of the statements is true regarding loading a driver in JDBC.1. registerDriver(Driver driver).2. Class.forName(java.lang.String driverclass)
A) 1B) 2C) 1, 2D) Neither of the above
JDBC provides facility to store the java objects by using following methods of the PreparedStatement.1. setObject ()2. setBlob()3. setClob()
A) 1,2B) 2,3C) 1,3D) 1,2,3
Different types of exceptions in JDBC are1. BatchUpdateException2. DataTruncation3. SQLException4. SQLWarning
A) 1,2,3B) 1,3,4C) 1,2,4D) 1,2,3,4
A) getConnection()Explanation: getConnection() method in DriverManager class.Which is used to get object of Connection interface.
Latest Answer: getConnection() method in DriverManager class.......and.........we can use like............public static synchronized void registerDriver(Driver driver) throws SQLExceptionA newly loaded driver class should call registerDriver to make itself known to ...
A) TRANSACTION_READ_UNCOMMITTEDB) TRANSACTION_READ_ COMMITTEDC) TRANSACTION_SERIALIZABLED) TRANSACTION_REPEATABLE_WRITEExplanation: it is TRANSACTION_REPEATABLE_READ and not TRANSACTION_REPEATABLE_WRITE
Latest Answer: TRANSACTION_READ_UNCOMMITED is correct answer i.e A ...
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