Writing data in access file using java programming language

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i'm developing a system that will take the user input and safe it in access file as database for registration system

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i'm developing a system that will take the user input and safe it in access file as database for registration system

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DBClass DB = new DBClass();
    DB.WrieToDatabase(jTextFieldID.getText(), jTextFieldname.getText(), jTextFieldemail.getText(), jPasswordFieldpass.getText(), jComboBoxgendar.getSelectedItem() +"" );

but when i run the code it gives the following error message:

java.sql.SQLException: No suitable driver found for jdbc:odbc:Driver=(Microsoft Access Driver (*.accdb)};DBQ=store.accdb;DriverID=22;READONLY=false} Error: Record could not be inserted into the database

What I have tried:

adding the access file path but i am not sure how to do it

Posted 17-Apr-18 23:31pm

Member 13725790

Updated 17-Apr-18 23:49pm

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Jochen Arndt · Accepted Answer · 2018-04-17T23:50:00

Solution 1

You are probably using a recent Java version. That does not include the JDBC-ODBC bridge anymore so that ODBC database drivers can't be used.

You have to use a JDBC driver instead. But the problem is that such is not provided by Microsoft for Access. So you have to use a commercial or open source driver instead (search the web for "jdbc access driver"). Because I have not used one so far, I can not recommend a specific one.

Alternatively use a different database.

Posted 17-Apr-18 23:50pm

Jochen Arndt

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Member 13725790 18-Apr-18 10:37am

@Jochen Amdt so there’s no problem with the code but the access file im using right?

Jochen Arndt 18-Apr-18 10:46am

It is a problem with the database driver. The code tries to use a driver that does not exist. In any case you have to change that code line to use an installed driver for the used database.

Member 13725790 18-Apr-18 11:09am

Aha could you help me please how to change the driver? I’m sorry if I sound slow

Jochen Arndt 18-Apr-18 11:23am

As described in my answer:
You either need to get and install a JDBC driver for access (google for "jdbc driver access") or use another database engine and get and install the JDBC driver for that. The advantage of the second option is that you get an official driver from the database engine publisher for nearly all database engines. But not for Access.

Member 13725790 18-Apr-18 11:53am

Thank you so much i solved it I downloaded the JDBC driver it worked