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Recent QuickBase JDBC Articles
Bidirectional Access to QuickBase from FileMaker Pro
Use the MySQL Remoting feature of the JDBC driver to integrate QuickBase in Filemaker Pro for Mac or Windows.
Connect to QuickBase in NetBeans
Connect to QuickBase in NetBeans with the data source configuration wizard.
Manage QuickBase in DBArtisan as a JDBC Source
Use wizards in DBArtisan to create a JDBC data source for QuickBase.
Process & Analyze QuickBase in Databricks (AWS)
Host the CData Software JDBC Driver for QuickBase in AWS and use Databricks to perform data engineering and data science on live QuickBase.
Integrate with QuickBase using Apache Camel2
Create a simple Java app that uses Apache Camel routing and the CData Software JDBC Driver to copy QuickBase to a JSON file on disk.
Connect to QuickBase in as an External Source in Dremio
Use the CData JDBC Driver to connect to QuickBase as an External Source in Dremio.
A PostgreSQL Interface for QuickBase
Use the Remoting features of the QuickBase JDBC Driver to create a PostgreSQL entry-point for data access.
QuickBase Reporting in OBIEE with the QuickBase JDBC Driver
Deploy the QuickBase JDBC driver on OBIEE to provide real-time reporting across the enterprise.
Process & Analyze QuickBase in Azure Databricks
Host the CData Software JDBC Driver for QuickBase in Azure and use Databricks to perform data engineering and data science on live QuickBase.
Create [pronoun] QuickBase Data Source for Denodo Platform
Use the CData JDBC Driver for QuickBase to create a virtual data source for QuickBase in the Denodo Virtual DataPort Administrator.
Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) with QuickBase Entities in Java
Object-relational mapping (ORM) techniques make it easier to work with relational data sources and can bridge your logical business model with your physical storage model. Follow this tutorial to integrate connectivity to QuickBase into a Java-based ORM framework, Hibernate.