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NetBeans and SQL

sábado julio 23, 2005 | General | Permalink | Comentarios [1]

For the future SwingWorker examples I'll use JDBC connections. So I thought it could be a good idea to explain how to setup the PointBase database integrated with NetBeans.

It's very simple. Just follow these steps.

1.- Start the Pointbase Database

Start the PointBase database

2.- Connect to the Pointbase Database

Connect

Connect

(The password is pbpublic)

3.- View the data on the "CUSTOMER_TBL" table

View Data

The CUSTOMER_TBL table

With these instructions you're ready to run the SwingWorker JDBC examples I'll be posting by next week.

Keep on swinging! ;-)

Comentarios:

I'm looking forward to your examples. And, by the way, here's something you might find useful:

Making a simple MySQL client in NetBeans

Enviado por Geertjan en julio 23, 2005 a las 03:56 PM CEST #

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