Sql text file

Normally i do a SQL query using JSP to the database with a JDBC:ODBC bridging, but later i found out that my webserver doesn't support this feature(JDBC:ODBC) and i am thinking of converting my database to a txt file. Then will i be able to sql a text file. Or is there any better advise from all expert out there?

...my webserver doesn't support this feature(JDBC:ODBC)...Huh?
The jdbc-odbc bridge is part of java. If it isn't there then they are not using standard java and I would suggest moving to something else.
Perhaps you meant that your ISP doesn't have any database support? Or that your webserver doesn't provide a jdbc driver for applets to tunnel through the protocol? Or something else?

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