Here's how to use JDBC to marry Java's versatility with the SQL Server database and create high-performing, scalable and secure applications.

I don't mind using JDBC directly in many of the Java applications I work with, especially when using it in conjunction with Spring's JDBC support or with a simple SQL mapping framework like ...

This article discusses the new features of JDBC 4.0, illustrates its solutions to some existing problems, and presents its improvements in design and performance through examples.