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Yet I havent paid fees for this exam. But before I pay, i'm gathering basic info.
As I know you must cover JDBC concepts in this developer exam. So is there any specific rquirement for, which database to be used ?
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No JDBC in the project
 
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Vikram,
Please register a complete first and last name. You can read the JavaRanch policy on user names at http://www.javaranch.com/name.jsp.
The database is a flat file, not a relational one. The assignment provides the database and the classes that implement it.
Thanks,
Jerry
 
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Thank you, that solved my problem.
 
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