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Where can I find a good jdbc-odbc bridge driver?

I do data transformations, and I constantly connect to various DBMSs. Some DBMSs do not have JDBC drivers (for example, MsAccess). The Sun JDBC-ODBC bridge driver had in mind a short-term solution when the JDBC drivers were not widely available, and because of this, it lacks functionality and is rather distorted. I was told that there are good commercial solutions, but I still could not find them. Does anyone know of any good bridge drivers?

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use this form and select ODBC from the supported dbms. this way you can find one that also meets your needs.

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Simba has an ODBC and JDBC SDK that contains a JDBC / ODBC bridge. Basically, the SimbaEngine SDK is a toolkit that allows you to quickly create an ODBC driver. Many of our customers also want to use the JDBC driver. So, we designed the JDBC / ODBC bridge as part of the SDK to meet this need. The driver combining method allows you to use the JDBC / ODBC bridge and use it to connect to any ODBC data source. If you want, we have a free download. Go to http://www.simba.com/drivers/simba-engine-sdk/ . In the project overview, explain that you need a JDBC / ODBC bridge and you want to use the Simba client / server component.

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I know I'm late for this discussion, but Easysoft offers the JDBC-ODBC bridge , you can also get a free trial from them.

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