The Type 4 JDBC driver is the most common of all the JDBC drivers. Most of the popular databases, including DB2, Derby, HSQLDB and MySQL, make them available for Java applications.

In this article, Nitin Nanda and Sunil Kumar explain JDBC's driver architecture, outline type 3 JDBC drivers' three-tier model, and show how to create your own type 3 JDBC driver.

This article presents an overview of JDBC and JDBC drivers, followed by a hands-on introduction to using JDBC to connect a Java client to a lightweight relational database.

Simba Technologies Inc., the industry's source for standards-based relational and multi-dimensional data connectivity solutions, unveiled a full suite of JDBC drivers for Big Data today at the 2014 ...

These functions make use of the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) drivers provided by Oracle to open connection with the database and interact with it.