This section describes how to connect with the JDBC DriverManager or C1010DataSource interfaces.

Connecting with the DriverManager

When connecting with the DriverManager class, the CData JDBC Driver for 1010data follows the JDBC convention: First, load the C1010 driver class. Then, make a connection.

Load the Driver

The following step is optional per the JDBC 4.0 specification.

Class.forName("cdata.jdbc.c1010.C1010Driver");

Establish a Connection

Provide the connection string with the getConnection method of the static DriverManager class. Start the connection string with "jdbc:c1010:". A typical connection string is the following:

Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:c1010:User=user@company.com;Password=password;LoginURL=https://my.domain.1010data.com/prime-latest");

Alternatively, you can prepare the connection options using a Properties object. Pass the Properties object to the DriverManager.

Properties prop = new Properties();
prop.setProperty("User","user@company.com");
prop.setProperty("Password","password");
prop.setProperty("LoginURL","https://my.domain.1010data.com/prime-latest");

Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:c1010:",prop);

Connecting with the C1010DataSource Class

You can use the C1010DataSource class to create pooled connections, as shown in the following example. See Connection Pooling for more information.

The following example instantiates a pooled Connection object:

C1010DataSource ds = new C1010DataSource("jdbc:c1010:UseConnectionPooling=true;User=user@company.com;Password=password;LoginURL=https://my.domain.1010data.com/prime-latest"); 
Connection conn = ds.getConnection();