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I have some experience in SQL Server(using 2014). I just starting to learn Java and want to connect in my DB. I'll be loading table, performing queries, procs, functions, inserts/updates..etc...

So I Started to search and I find me a bit lost with all this names... ( JDBC, ORM, JOOQ, Hibernate, spring data, JBDI)

Need some clarification to understand it all and also a suggestion where to go.

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  • JDBC is sufficient. You don't need any of that other stuff. http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/jdbc/ – duffymo Jul 14 '15 at 13:25
  • I concur with @duffymo. For starters, understand JDBC. Some time down the line, you might appreciate any of the additional libraries that you've listed (which all solve higher-level problems), but no matter which library you might eventually settle with, you'll still need to understand JDBC. – Lukas Eder Jul 14 '15 at 15:02

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