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Subject: a few additional JDBC points??
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Peter,

Thanks for your incisive replies to my earlier query.. I still have two questions.
(I wouldn't ask them if I was able to find the answers elsewhere, but I haven't
found them in the JDBC 1.2 or 2.0 specs, or the 2 books in my possession which
give some coverage to JDBC...)

From JDBC,

1. Is it possible to enumerate or discover the databases in a running database??

2. Is it possible to enumerate or discover the tables in a database??

Thanks,
Mark Dzmura

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