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For JDBC-ODBC Bridge, I use a self-made School.mdb database with no more than 5 records.
One of the community members told me to use a ‘real’ database like HL2D (if I got the name right).
Where is this database located?
If it is available on the internet, where can I get it?
They might have meant Hypersonic SQL. You can also try Derby, which is part of JDK 7 and higher. Or SQL Lite.
I’d prefer all of them to MS Access. All have type IV, pure Java JDBC drivers that will work on 64 bit operating systems. The JDBC-ODBC bridge driver uses native code for 32 bit operating systems that hasn’t been ported to 64 bit.
Five records? You don’t need a database. A simple file on the file system loaded into a Map will do for that.