Insert in Java via Microsoft Access

Hello People
I need insert into DataBase datas with app in Java and DataBase Microsoft Access. How insert in Microsoft Access with app Java? Witch the Syntax of the SQL for Microsoft Access with app Java?
Thanks
Richard
Java/Oracle Programmer

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Well, thank u i have traced the error and fx it
but
how to modify the code and keep the user entering 3 values and search for the entered values??
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my code is below,
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ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE);
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// when excluded everything else runs fine, but
// the db is not updated
// as stated, everything prints to the screen or pipe when
// updateRow is excluded
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