• By providing the JAR file , the
driver must be properly configured.
• The JAR file is placed in the classpath.
• It is not necessary to explicitly load the JDBC drivers by using the code like Class.forName() to register in the JDBC driver.
• The DriverManager class looks after this, via locating a suitable driver at the time when the DriverManager.getConnection() method is called.
• This feature provides backward-compatibility, so no change is needed in the existing JDBC code.
• The JAR file is placed in the classpath.
• It is not necessary to explicitly load the JDBC drivers by using the code like Class.forName() to register in the JDBC driver.
• The DriverManager class looks after this, via locating a suitable driver at the time when the DriverManager.getConnection() method is called.
• This feature provides backward-compatibility, so no change is needed in the existing JDBC code.
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