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Which type of data can Flow.BI connect to?

What is required for Flow.BI to access the data?

Which of the following is NOT a type of data source that Flow.BI can connect to?

Flow.BI is limited to JDBC connections.

Flow.BI requires JDBC driver access to the data.

The generated model can be integrated with unstructured data.

Match the following data sources with their corresponding descriptions in Flow.BI:

Match the following types of data with their corresponding Flow.BI capabilities:

Match the following data sources with their limitations in Flow.BI:

Match the following terms with their descriptions in the context of Java and databases:

Match the following scenarios with the appropriate role played by JDBC:

Match the following data sources with their availability in Flow.BI (at the moment):

Match the following terms with their definitions in the context of databases:

Match the following data sources with their availability in Flow.BI (at the moment):

Match the following terms with their definitions in the context of Java and databases:

Match the following scenarios with the appropriate role played by JDBC in Java programs:

Match the following terms with their descriptions in the context of databases and Java:

Match the following data sources with their availability in Flow.BI (at the moment):

Match the following terms with their definitions in the context of Java and databases:

Match the following JDBC advantages with their descriptions:

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Match the following JDBC advantages with their descriptions:

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Match the following JDBC advantages with their descriptions:

Match the following JDBC advantages with their descriptions:

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Match the following JDBC advantages with their descriptions:

Match the following JDBC advantages with their descriptions:

Match the following JDBC advantages with their descriptions:

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of JDBC?

What does JDBC stand for?

Which of the following is NOT a type of database that JDBC can connect to?

What is one of the advantages of using JDBC for database applications?

What role does JDBC play in Java programs?

What is one of the additional advantages of using JDBC?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of JDBC?

What makes JDBC a good choice for developing applications that need to access data from multiple sources?

What is one of the advantages of using JDBC for database applications?

What is one of the advantages of using JDBC for database applications?

Which type of data sources are currently NOT available in Flow.BI?

What is the purpose of JDBC in the context of Java and databases?

Which language is used by databases to understand queries?

What does JDBC allow Java programs to do with databases?

What is the function of JDBC in saving data to a database?

What is the role of JDBC in retrieving specific data from a database?

Which technology does JDBC stand for?

What type of connections are currently supported by Flow.BI?

What should users do if they have specific requirements for processing semi-structured or unstructured data in Flow.BI?

What is the purpose of JDBC in the context of Java and databases?

Flow.BI supports JDBC connections for semi-structured and unstructured data sources

Flow.BI is currently working on adding support for JDBC drivers for JSON, XML, and office documents

JDBC stands for Java Database Connectivity

JDBC is a bridge between Java code and a database

JDBC allows Java programs to interact with databases in a standardized way

JDBC provides functions and methods for sending queries to the database

Databases understand a language called SQL

Flow.BI can currently connect to any type of database

JDBC is only limited to JDBC connections

Flow.BI is not yet able to process semi-structured or unstructured data

JDBC is a Java API that allows Java programs to communicate with databases.

JDBC is only compatible with relational databases.

JDBC is a high-performance API that can execute SQL queries quickly and efficiently.

JDBC is not a widely used technology and is only used by a small number of developers.

JDBC can be used to connect to different types of databases, including NoSQL databases and cloud data warehouses.

JDBC is a relatively easy-to-use API with extensive documentation and resources available for developers.

JDBC is a standard API with multiple drivers available, allowing for portability to different platforms and database systems.

JDBC is not scalable and cannot support a large number of concurrent users.

JDBC is a mature technology that has been around for many years and is reliable.

JDBC is not suitable for developing portable database applications.