Question about Java MySQL connection

Hi guys, greetings to y'all, me name is Ryan, I'm new 'round here.
I have some questions, I have some application that I build with Java and using MSSQL Server 2000 as it's database, and now I want to try to use MySQL as it's database. I use MySQL server 5.0 and Navicat 8 for MySQL for the gateway and Win XP SP2 as my OS, what I want to know is, can you guys give me some connection string example for MySQL, for Java that is, I'm still learning in Java so sorry if I have some mistaken languages or code related words. Thanks a lot guys.
Best Regards.

Hi zahid, thanks for the reply, so if I have this code, like this one
try
                              Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
                              Connection con;
                              con=DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:FlightSource","","");
                              stat2=con.prepareStatement("insert into Passenger_Table(vPassenger_Name,vPassenger_gender,iPassenger_Age,vPassenger_Destination,vPass_FlightClass,vPass_FlightType,vDate_of_Issue,vDate_of_Departure,vDate_Expire,vForm_Payment,Card_No,vTotal_Price)values(?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)");
                              stat2.setString(1,textNama.getText());
                              stat2.setString(2,(String.valueOf(entry2)));
                              stat2.setString(3,textUmur.getText());
                              stat2.setString(4,textTujuan.getText());
                              stat2.setString(5,(String)comboKelas.getSelectedItem());
                              stat2.setString(6,(String)comboJenisKeberangkatan.getSelectedItem());
                              stat2.setString(7,(String)comboTglTiket.getSelectedItem()+"/"+texttgltiket1.getText()+"/"+texttgltiket2.getText());
                              stat2.setString(8,(String)comboTglBerangkat.getSelectedItem()+"/"+texttglberangkat1.getText()+"/"+texttglberangkat2.getText());
                              stat2.setString(9,(String)comboTglKadaluwarsa.getSelectedItem()+"/"+texttglkadaluwarsa1.getText()+"/"+texttglkadaluwarsa2.getText());
                              stat2.setString(10,(String)comboPayType.getSelectedItem());
                              stat2.setString(11,textCardNo.getText());
                              //stat2.setFloat(12,Float.parseFloat(textHarga.getText()));
                              stat2.setString(12,textHarga.getText());
                              stat2.executeUpdate();
                              JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "The Data has successfully Booked " );
                         catch(Exception exception)
                              JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,"Error encountered while entering data in the database: "+exception);
                         }I just simply change the Class.forName{} line right ?
What About the database name, considering in the code above I used ODBC (the ODBC name is FlightSource), so the database was configured when I create the ODBC, then how about MySQL, should I create ODBC too to configured the database that I wanna use ?

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