ASA Programming Guide
Introduction to Java in the Database
Java in the database Q & A
The JDBC interface is an industry standard, designed specifically to access database systems. The JDBC classes are designed to connect to a database, request data using SQL statements, and return result sets that can be processed in the client application.
Normally, client applications use JDBC classes, and the database system vendor supplies a JDBC driver that allows the JDBC classes to establish a connection.
You can connect from a client application to Adaptive Server Anywhere via JDBC, using jConnect or the iAnywhere JDBC driver. Adaptive Server Anywhere also provides an internal JDBC driver which permits Java classes installed in a database to use JDBC classes that execute SQL statements.
For more information, see JDBC Programming.