Java Reference
In-Depth Information
An RRL needs to be associated with a particular data source—in this case, a database table. To do this, you must
tie the RRL to a connection. As you may remember, a connection contains all the information needed to access a
particular schema (and, optionally, a table within the schema). If a connection already exists, its name can be entered
in the connection Name field. However, no connections currently exist, so we need to define one.
4.
Click the New button (indicated by the arrow in Figure
12-4
).
The New JDBC Connection window will be displayed (see Figure
12-5
). There's a sample Derby DB connection
already defined but we have to create a new connection to access the Employee table.
Figure 12-5.
5.
Click the New button.
The New Connection window will be displayed with Cloudscape selected as the default DBMS (see Figure
12-6
).
There are a variety of managers that can be selected; however, notice that Microsoft Access is not one of them.
