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Rating:  Summary: Very little coverage of applets Review: I am interested in connecting via JDBC from an applet. This subject is not covered in any depth, and there are no instructions for preparing your environment for the samples to work. I HATE depricated code, and the book is full of it.
Rating:  Summary: Very little coverage of applets Review: I am interested in connecting via JDBC from an applet. This subject is not covered in any depth, and there are no instructions for preparing your environment for the samples to work. I HATE depricated code, and the book is full of it.
Rating:  Summary: For a beginner Review: This book is good for a beginner. I read this book and it helped me tremondously. This book would not be good for the experienced beginner. The code is easy to follow; although some could have been written better. It is a good reference. -- Not the best I have read.
Rating:  Summary: For a beginner Review: This book is good for a beginner. I read this book and it helped me tremondously. This book would not be good for the experienced beginner. The code is easy to follow; although some could have been written better. It is a good reference. -- Not the best I have read.
Rating:  Summary: Pretty Good, Needs Better Examples Review: This book steps you through the JDBC API. This is not a book for an expert, but gives you a stepping stone into the relm of java database programming. This book also touches on points to watch out for and sometimes offers workarounds. The book also offers an explanation section and then a seperate reference section which allows you to get to the meat.
Rating:  Summary: Sloppy, very SLoppy.... Review: Tons of garbarge examples that don't even make sense....I will let the horse speak:int getColumnType(int column) ------------------------------------------- String colTypeName = rsmd.getCOlumTypeName(1);
Rating:  Summary: Sloppy, very SLoppy.... Review: Tons of garbarge examples that don't even make sense....I will let the horse speak: int getColumnType(int column) String colTypeName = rsmd.getColumTypeName(1);
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