Would i need to use Java to do what i'm wanting to do?...

what would i need to make a prog that...
connects to my sites database?
like i wanna make a prog that stays on my desktop and that it connects to my database so when someone regs i can activate them without going on the internet. Soo... what type of programming would i need to use? Java?

No, there are a number of languages which could do that. Java, C++, Perl all spring to mind (and I might even make a go at it in bash if I felt like a laugh). Bear in mind the dictum about running before walking - it sounds like your level of programming experience is such that you'd need to spend a while learning the basics of whichever language you choose before you can write this particular utility.

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