Most of the programmers will inevitably connect to the database, so they summarize the JDBC's connection string for different databases while summing up, and there are also many people summed up. I have written this thing here for my memory and consultation. If the second, if you can give you some help, I am also very happy.
Let's talk about ODBC: JDBC: ODBC:
, For example: JDBC: ODBC: ODBC1
Again M $ SQL Server, JDBC: Microsoft: SQLServer: // ip: port; DatabaseName =
, For example: JDBC: Microsoft: SQLServer // localhost: 1433; DatabaseName = Northwind
This is a fond of it, Microsoft is Microsoft. :)
IBM boss DB2, JDBC: DB2: DBNAME
OR JDBC: DB2: // ip: port / dbname
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For example: JDBC: DB2: Sample, or JDBC: DB2 / Localhost: 5000 / Sample
Oracle: th: @ip: port: dbname, for example: JDBC: Oracle: Thin: @localhost: 1521: ORADB
Free mysql, jdbc: mysql: // ip: port / dbname and db2 are almost, for example,: JDBC: MySQL: // localhost: 3306 / TESTDB
Sybase, now there is not much to use, JDBC: Sybase: TDS: IP: Port / DBNAME, for example: JDBC: Sybase: TDS: localhost: 2638 / TESTDB
