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20. 34. 3. MySQL Connection Properties: Passing Additional Properties Using a Database URL


//

// define and set connection properties using a database URL

//

String databaseURL = "jdbc:mysql://localhost/dbyour?user=root"+

      "&password=rootp&useUnicode=true&characterEncoding=utf8";

20. 34. MySQL
	20. 34. 1.	Get a MySQL Connection from the Driver Manager
	20. 34. 2.	JDBC Mysql Connection String
	20. 34. 3.	MySQL Connection Properties: Passing Additional Properties Using a Database URL
	20. 34. 4.	Keep the Connection Alive for MySQL
	20. 34. 5.	MySQL Data type to Java Data type Conversion Table
	20. 34. 6.	Create a MySQL Table to Store Java Types (Using Statement Objects)?
	20. 34. 7.	Retrieve Automatically Generated Keys Using a Statement (MySQL)?
	20. 34. 8.	Creating a MySQL Table to Store Java Types
	20. 34. 9.	Loading a Flat File to a MySQL Table, file is comma-separated
	20. 34. 10.	Loading a Flat File to a MySQL Table, file is terminated by \r\n, use this statement
	20. 34. 11.	Creating a Database in MySQL
	20. 34. 12.	Creating a MySQL Database Table to store Java Types
	20. 34. 13.	Deleting a Table from Database
	20. 34. 14.	Retrieving Tables from a Database
	20. 34. 15.	Inserting values in MySQL database table
	20. 34. 16.	Getting the Number of Rows in a Database Table
	20. 34. 17.	Updating a Row in a Database Table
	20. 34. 18.	Deleting All Rows from a Database Table
	20. 34. 19.	Exporting a MySQL Table to a Flat File
	20. 34. 20.	Retrieve auto-generated keys
	20. 34. 21.	MySQL Error code and message

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