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JDBC stands for Java Database Connectivity and it is an API that allows your application to connect with right database. Here, in this tutorial, I have combined all the essential and necessary information with complete and easy examples. All the point are explained with programming example so you will net get disappointed when you run code on your own machine. Because java is a programming language so I believe in teaching you real programming, not the heavy theories. Withing few days you would have sound knowledge of JDBC and you will be able to write code for connectivity and access and store data to the server database.

One more important thing, I avoid the real time practice on the web. It makes a habit of copy-pasting of code, and at the end, you learn nothing. I always recommend that setup your own PC to test code. This is the real and professional way of programming. The first chapter of JDBC tells you how to setup your PC to test Java application with JDBC. This tutorial contains following chapters.

Chapters

1. GETTING STARTED
   1. Introduction to JDBC
   2. Setting up Java, MySQL and JDBC Driver Connector Path
   3. Your First JDBC Program
2. SQL QUERY
   1. DATABASE – Create, Select and Delete Database
   2. TABLE – Create, Update and Delete
   3. TABLE – Insert, Update, Select and Delete Row
3. SAVE IMAGE
   1. Save, Retrieve and Update Image Database
4. JDBC RESULTSET
   1. Introduction of ResultSet
   2. RESULTSET – Update Row in MySQL Database Table
   3. RESULTSET – Insert Row in MySQL Database Table
5. JDBC STATEMENT
   1. Statement – Execute Insert, Update and Delete
   2. PreparedStatement – Execute Insert, Update and Delete
6. METADATA
   1. JDBC DatabaseMetaData
   2. JDBC ResultSetMetaData
7. ADVANCE
   1. JDBC Transaction – Commit() and Rollback()
   2. JDBC – Batch Processing
   3. JDBC Callable Statement – Execute Store Procedure
   4. JDBC SQLException Handling

Summary

This JDBC Tutorial is the complete guide for students, beginners, and developers. If you are new in JDBC then it is absolutely the right place to start with.