I have created the connection and reading the data from excel sheet using jdbc connection.But now i have two read two more excel sheets.
Should i create one more connection for another sheet access via jdbc ? Please advise
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I have created the connection and reading the data from excel sheet using jdbc connection.But now i have two read two more excel sheets.
Should i create one more connection for another sheet access via jdbc ? Please advise
Assuming you created a DSN to the first excel sheet and reading it using JDBC-ODBC bridge, you need to create another DSN for the other excel sheet and create a connection with this DSN (and not with the DSN to first file) and read the other excel sheet from this connection.
This is similar to reading from a different database altogether that requires a different JDBC URL to be constructed with the second DB-specific values.