19.3.1 - Types of JDBC Drivers
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What does JDBC stand for?
💡 Hint: Think about what JDBC is used for.
Why is the JDBC-ODBC Bridge Driver deprecated?
💡 Hint: What are ODBC drivers typically used for?
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What is the main disadvantage of the JDBC-ODBC Bridge Driver?
💡 Hint: Think about why we avoid using deprecated technologies.
True or False: The Thin Driver is written entirely in Java and is platform-independent.
💡 Hint: What advantages do you see in using a programming language designed for portability?
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Suppose you are developing an application that needs to access multiple types of databases efficiently (e.g., MySQL and Oracle). Which JDBC driver would you choose and why?
💡 Hint: What does platform independence offer you in terms of flexibility?
In what situations might a Native-API Driver become the preferred choice despite its limitations?
💡 Hint: Think about specific use cases that might require deep integration with certain databases.
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