Day 7
Quiz
| A1: | There are four JDBC driver types available: type 1, type 2, type 3, and type 4. These driver types should be used based on the application and environment requirements. |
| A2: | Since an applet runs in a restricted “sandbox” environment, it is recommended that the applet use a pure Java type 4 JDBC driver. |
| A3: | A type 3 driver is more suited for the setup described since a type 3 driver uses the existing vendor-specific JDBC driver for connecting to the database. |
| A4: | The simplest way to connect to the database in this scenario is to use the JDBC-ODBC bridge, the type 1 JDBC driver. A type 1 driver uses an existing ODBC configuration and does not require any additional vendor-specific drivers to be loaded. |
| A5: | The three ways to configure ... |
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