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Restoring JRE7 jdbc-odbc bridge for Java 8

Has anyone looked into extracting the jdbc-odbc bridge from an earlier one and using it with JRE8?

  • How practical / possible is it to update / improve its work with Java 8?
  • Would it be legal?
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Until this exactly answers your question, I searched for a free JDBC driver for Access and found UCanAccess . I had success with this particular driver as a replacement when using SquirrelSQL with Access. Seeing how your question is marked with ms-access , perhaps this may be an acceptable replacement for you.

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The issues of this legality of portability aside, Sun and Oracle official positions have long been such -

[JVM-bundled] JDBC-ODBC Bridge should be considered as a transition solution [...] Oracle does not support the JDBC-ODBC bridge.

However, my employer OpenLink Software has released commercial Type 1 commercial bridges between JDBC and ODBC with Java 1.0, and it is fully compatible with current Java 8 and any standard ODBC driver, including the Microsoft ODBC driver for Access. You can find out more here -

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/987682/

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