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  • DbConnectionBroker

    A pure Java package for handling multiple concurrent database connections. DbConnectionBroker creates a broker with a very simple interface for handing out and returning database connections from a configurable pool of connections. Also RandomGUID (utility class generates cryptographically strong random GUIDs in the standard format). [Open source]

    www.javaexchange.com

  • P6Spy

    Logs all queries between any JDBC application and any database with no code changes required. [Open source]

    www.p6spy.com

  • DBPool - Java Database Connection Pooling

    A free JDBC connection pooling library featuring easy setup, connection validation, statement caching, time expiry. [Open source]

    homepages.nildram.co.uk

  • Webopedia.com - JDBC

    Describes the term JDBC and lists links with additional information.

    www.webopedia.com

  • JDBC Drivers and Vendors

    A directory of JDBC-Driver-Vendors.

    www.sqlsummit.com

  • Java Guru - JDBC FAQ

    A list of frequently asked questions about JDBC.

    www.jguru.com

  • Java Client Database (JCDatabase)

    A simplified version of JDBC that runs on both the server and as part of client applications. [Commercial]

    www.digitalscores.com

  • PoolMan

    Offers configurable JDBC pools to multiple databases and SQL query/ResultSet cache. Generic Java object pooling is also available. [LGPL]

    sourceforge.net

  • JDBCFacade

    A library for making JDBC easier to use and less error prone while encouraging a clean separation between persistence and domain logic. [Open source, MIT License]

    www.jdbcfacade.org

  • JDBC API

    Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) API is a standard SQL database access interface. This API provides programmers with universal access to a wide range of relational databases. (Sun)

    java.sun.com

  • JDBC - Java Database Connectivity

    Using the JDBC interface to connect to and utilise a database from within Java.

    www.acm.org

  • Octopus Java/XML ETL Tool

    A simple Java-based Extraction, Transformation, and Loading (ETL) tool. It may connect to any JDBC data sources and perform transformations defined in an XML file. [Open source, LGPL]

    www.enhydra.org

  • J2EE with MS SQL Server: Making a JDBC Connection

    In this article readers get step-by-step instructions on making a JDBC connection between the four most popular Java application servers and Microsoft SQL Server by Deepak Vohra.

    www.devx.com

  • JDbMonitor

    A tool to monitor and analyse database performance for any Java application. Determines Java applications' database performance and analyses problems down to specific SQL statement.

    www.jdbmonitor.com

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