Interaction of JAVA with

Data Storage Systems

By -
Abhirup Banerjee 9030241401
Khyati Shah 9030241412
Nandakumar R S 9030241418
Shachee Swadia 9030241429

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JAVA

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JDBC
JDBC is a standard interface for
connecting to relational databases
from Java
Drivers are required to transfer sql
queries from JDBC App to relational
DB
The JDBC classes and interfaces are in
the java . sql package
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Drivers
Is an interpreter that translates JDBC
method calls to vendor-specific
database commands
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JDBC APP Driver
DB

 JDBC Call DB Cmd

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Implements interfaces in java.sql
Need to download a new driver for each
database engine

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JD B C Architecture

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Overview of
Querying a
Database With JDBC

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Connect

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Query

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Process Query

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Close

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Business Point of view
Leverage Existing Enterprise Data
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Simplified Enterprise Development

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Zero Configuration for Network

Computers

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Advantages of JDBC
Technology
JDBCprovides good performance with
large amount of data
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SmallJDBC programs can be developed

very easily
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Very good for small applications

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Disadvantages of JDBC
Technology
Handling the JDBC connections and
properly closing the connection is
also a big issue. Properly closing the
connection is must.
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Programmer must hardcode the

Transactions and concurrency code in
the application.
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Big programming overhead. 13

Current Trends
Currently, two types of higher-level
APIs:
§ An embedded SQL for Java (eg. SQLJ)
§ A direct mapping of relational
database tables to Java classes
(eg. Java Blend from Sun)
§ JDBC 3.0
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Conclusion
JD
BC

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 References
http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/technotes/g
uides/jdbc/
http://developers.sun.com/product/jdbc/drive
rs
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Thank You

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