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i am new in java. i have to made a GUI based application which is used to collect data from user such as product id, product name, category, price etc.. store in MS Access database connect with this application. please any one help me. i want to discuss some points.
 
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Welcome to JavaRanch. If you have specific questions, feel free to ask. You should start by reading up on JDBC, the standard Java API for accessing DBs: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/jdbc/index.html
 
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i face problem when save and retrieve data in database. please give me code for save and search button event handling .
 
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For starters, event button handling has nothing to do with DB access. It just happens to be where it occurs, and is irrelevant.

What is the "problem"? What do you have so far, what happens if you execute that code, and how does that deviate from what you expected to happen? TellTheDetails, and post a short, relevant extract from the code.
 
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