If you don't want to use the JDBCODBC bridge that Sun provides try J-data
connect. They are commercial but the sample one they let you download is
fully functional (as a connection pool) for 30 days or so. Afterwards it
still works on a smaller scale for experimenting with your own code. I am
not sure of their web site but try a search on Jdataconnect or some form of
it. Hope this is of help. BTW this one returns a scrollable result set.
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Sent: Friday, August 11, 2000 11:26 PM
Subject: where can I find a JDBC driver for MS Access ???
> please where can I find JDBC driver.
> Thanks
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