The client part of the Easysoft JDBC-ODBC Bridge is a JDBC driver.
This was removed in Java 1.8.Īs an alternative solution, the Easysoft JDBC-ODBC Bridge is a client server product that enables a Java application such as DbVisualizer to access an ODBC database such as Microsoft Access. Java 1.7 and earlier included a JDBC-ODBC Bridge. For example, a JDBC-ODBC Bridge would be required to connect DbVisualizer to Microsoft Access by using the ODBC driver that Microsoft supply for this database. To access a database for which only an ODBC driver is available, a Java application such as DbVisualizer need a piece of middleware known as a JDBC-ODBC Bridge to translate between the data access technology the application supports (JDBC) and the one that the database supports (ODBC). This has implications for the type of databases that DbVisualizer can access. The minimum version of Java required by DbVisualizer is 1.8. You can also import table data from CSV files into existing tables or create tables from the imported data.ĭbVisualizer is a multiplatform Java application, and will run on Windows, Linux and OS X machines. If you don't know any SQL, a query builder tool is provided to automatically generate the SQL for you.ĭbVisualizer allows you to export table data in the following formats: CSV, SQL, HTML, XML, Excel, JSON and Text.
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