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Connecting to Databases with Python jaydebeapi: A Comprehensive Guide
Learn how to connect to databases using Python's jaydebeapi library. This powerful tool bridges Python with Java Database Connectivity (JDBC), enabling access to various databases like MySQL and Oracle. Perfect for when native Python drivers aren't available. #Python #Databases #Jaydebeapi #JDBC #MySQL #Oracle
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IBM iSeries Database Migrator: Troubleshooting Connection Issues and Solutions
Troubleshooting IBM iSeries Database Migrator connection issues? This guide provides practical solutions & best practices for smooth database migration. Learn to resolve common connection errors & successfully migrate your database! #IBMiseries #DatabaseMigration #DB2LUW #JDBC #Troubleshooting #SQL
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Eine Graph-Datenbank, eine 27 Jahre alte Spezifikation und GenAI gehen in eine Bar… (A graph-database, a 27 year old spec and GenAI walk into a bar)

2024 endlich noch mal auf der #JAX und werde über #Neo4j #JDBC und einen #RAG Usecase sprechen, den ich ganz cool finde…
Jep, ich bringe eine Liste mit kritischen Leseempfehlungen, nein, ich werd das ganze Zeug nicht hinter unnütz komplizierten Akronymen verstecken und ich freu mich sehr auf Diskussionen:

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JAXGenAI trifft Graph-Datenbank: RAG mit Neo4j - JAX

I wrote about the new #JDBC #Driver for #Neo4j and sorry, it's on Medium… I cannot fix everything.

There's a bunch of cool stuff innit, among others the #SQL to #Cypher translation we build and the LLM based natural language to Cypher bits by @meistermeier

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Neo4j Developer Blog · Neo4j JDBC Driver Version 6 - Neo4j Developer Blog - MediumBy Michael Simons

I struggle to find the benefits of #Spring #R2DBC. It's a full rewrite of #JDBC API using non-blocking I/O. However, typical application shouldn't open more than a handful of DB connections. So, just a few threads blocked on I/O (plus some threads queued up) shouldn't be an issue. Unless you want to be purely reactive or you are connecting to massively scalable database. But in that case, virtual threads come in handy. So what's the point? #Java #reactive