Basic password protection is merely software enforced, and Jackcess does not do any password checking at this point. So, a password protected database can be used the same as any other.

Census Enterprise works with Microsoft SQL Server—a database server that requires a separate license from Microsoft (for the server component). The advantage of Microsoft SQL Server is that you can handle vast amounts of data and large numbers of concurrent users.

Although internally we have been using this against an Oracle 8i/9i database, our JDBCEngine implementation can use any JDBC 2.0 compliant driver. Although for a robust high performance system we recommend sticking with Drivers that have a Type 3 or 4 JDBC implementation. If you are successfully using this with a different database, let us know and well keep a list of what databases people have tested JAFFA against.

There are two different ways to use the term "hybrid;" as in "hybrid of two types of vehicle," e.g. a combination of minivan and SUV (Pacifica, Aztek), and as in "hybrid powertrain," which is the more relevant usage. A hybrid-electric car combines an electrical and a fossil-fuel powertrain.

We are currently supporting MS Access. MS SQL is also supported for a more advanced database option on some plans. If you are interested in reading about this issue, refer to the Microsoft Knowledgebase article here:

The best way to explain how a single XQuery query can query both XML and relational data sources is to show an example. Suppose your company is a financial institution that needs to produce reports of stock holdings for each client. A client requests a report with a Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP) message, which is represented in XML. In most businesses, the stock holdings data is stored in multiple relational databases, such as Oracle, Microsoft SQL Server, or DB2.

DB2 V5R4 iSeries, and DB2 v9.1. For DB2 v9.1, DataDirect XQuery supports the XML enhancements of the database including the XML data type and native XQuery implementation - allowing you to directly execute XQuery expressions.

SchemaCrawler supports any database for which there is a JDBC database driver available. SchemaCrawler has been tested with various databases, and JDBC drivers.

All major databases are supported, including Microsoft SQL Server, Oracle, DB2, MySQL, Sybase, and Informix. Any database that can be accessed via JDBC (or ODBC if needed) can be used with ColdFusion.

JConvert/PB™ converts only the client application code. No database changes are required. JConvert/PB supports all databases supported by PowerBuilder.

All databases supported by PHP are also supported by WinBinder. These include SQLite, MySQL, MS SQL Server, Oracle, Informix, PostgreSQL, and many others. ODBC and database abstraction layer functions are supported as well.

We support the powerful MySQL database. The databases can be accessed via Perl or PHP for integration with your web site.

See the publicly maintained list of compatible RDBMS at the DbUnit Wiki. Don't hesitate to contribute to this list, particularly for database not listed yet.

Databases index periodicals so that you can locate articles on a specific topic without being forced to browse through them issue by issue.

Reckoner can operate on Windows NT and IBM AS400 platforms. In Reckoner is a well planned business application which gives the user the flexibility to choose any database. We recommend to our users Microsoft SQL Server for the purpose.

Yes. In fact, Oracle supplies a set of supported JDBC drivers that connect to databases from IBM, Sybase, and Microsoft. Using JDBC drivers other than those in the Oracle supplied library is not supported. To establish a connection to a non Oracle database, you configure a datasource for OC4J which defines the JDBC driver to use and provides other required pieces of information such as the JDBC URL, connection names, etc.