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The first step in using a JDBC driver is to establish a connection.
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Compare and contrast servlets and applets.
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Servlets and applets are both Java programs compiled into machine-independent bytecode.Both are interpreted and executed by bytecode interpreters called Java virtual machines.Both are invoked using the HTTP protocol.Servlets,however,are interpreted and executed on the Web server computer.It then sends its results to the user's computer via the response capabilities of HTTP.Applets,on the other hand,are interpreted and executed on the user's computer.The bytecode for the applet is transmitted via HTTP to the user's computer,where the Java virtual machine will interpret and execute it locally.
With ODBC,a database and the DBMS that processes it are identified by the data source.
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Applet bytecode is transmitted to the user's computer via ________.
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ADO.NET provides the capability to create and process in-memory databases called DataSets.
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One of the properties of all collections is Count,which is the number of objects in the collection.
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Explain the relationships among native DBMS libraries,ODBC,OLE DB,ADO,and ADO.NET and why each led to the development of the next.
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An applet is a Java bytecode program that executes on the Web server.
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With ODBC,the driver manager serves as an intermediary between the application and the DBMS drivers.
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With ODBC,a file data source is available only to the user that created it.
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According to the ODBC standard,which of the following is not part of the specification of a data source?
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If the Web server and the DBMS are running on the same server,the system has a three-tier architecture.
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A common default Web page name recognized by most Web servers is FirstPage.html.
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In general,the best type of ODBC data source to define for a Web application is a system data source.
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The actions that an object can perform are called ________.
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