High Performing JDBC Drivers

Satisfy Customers

Improve your application user experience with faster data access

Increase Value

Incorporate any of your user’s data via JDBC standards

Boost Productivity

Get faster implementation and deployment with better ROI

Available JDBC Data Sources

Big Data

Relational and Analytics

Relational

Saas/Cloud

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Features

Proven Performance

Increased throughput, CPU efficiency and memory footprint delivers faster response times and more scalable applications

Strong Data Security

Industry-standard security features such as TLS/SSL data encryption and Kerberos authentication making it easy to provide robust application security

Quality & Reliability

Application failover and rigorous testing under production conditions offers a proven suite of connectivity products

Comprehensive Coverage

Support for all major platforms and operating systems enabling data connection, no matter where it’s located

Enterprise-Class Functionality

Critical infrastructure support that eliminates tedious application code and makes it easy to build robust applications

Technical Support

Worldwide technical support services provides round-the-clock technical support and maintenance services to ensure your success

Learning & Support

Paper

Type 5 JDBC Drivers vs. Type 4 at a Glance

Type 5 JDBC drivers offer the same client-side, single-tier, 100% Java architecture of Type 4 JDBC drivers, but address the limitations of many of the Type 4 JDBC drivers available today.

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Tutorial

Connect to Your Database Using a JDBC Driver

JDBC drivers are the most conventional way that many developers use to connect to databases from their Java applications. In the first tutorial of the series, we will show you how you can use Progress DataDirect JDBC drivers in your Java application to connect to your database.

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Tutorial

Extracting Database Metadata via JDBC Driver

Metadata is the data describing the data that is being stored in your data source. In this tutorial, we will be focusing on how to extract the metadata of the data source to which you are connecting using our JDBC driver.

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