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I am working on a project, which is having huge database. [ around 32gb data in one week ]. We are using DB2, and spring-framework + jdbc. I just wanted to know is JDBC capable of handling this much of data? Or should i use something else? Or if JDBC is capable of doing this then should i use some specific technique for this thing.
JDBC is just the connection – it doesn’t care how much data is in the database. I’d expect it to be more of an issue at the database side, if anywhere. If you’ve got indexes which are expensive to create etc, you’re more likely to have issues – but to be honest, 32GB in a week isn’t really that big. I’d expect any “real” server-side database to handle it fairly easily.
I suggest you try it before committing yourself too far down any particular path. Chuck data at it as quickly as you can. I’d be slightly worried if you couldn’t create 32GB of data in a few hours.