Each of these examples is designed to showcase a different piece of
mSQL-JDBC functionality.  Where an example requires special setup,
those requirements are noted.  All examples require you to set up the
example tables in your mSQL database.  The script 'examples.sql' sets
up the example tables.  Just run the command:
		     msql DATABASE < examples.sql
where DATABASE is the name of the database you wish to use.  You will
have to change the JDBC URL in each example to point to your database
instead of mine.

DateTest.java
	Shows how to use dates with mSQL and Java.

Exec.java
	Shows how dynamic SQL works with mSQL and Java.

JNDIUser.java
	Demonstrates the JDBC Standard Extension JNDI data source
	support. Requires the installation of the JDBC 2.0 Standard
	Extension, JNDI 1.1.1, and file system service provider
	classes from the Sun web site.

MetaData.java
	Shows how to use the DatabaseMetaData class.

Prepared.java
	Shows how to use PreparedStatements with mSQL-JDBC.

Select.java
	Shows both how to perform simple selects and how to navigate
	through the resulting result sets using scrollable result
	sets.

Unicode.java
	Demonstrates how to get multi-byte support out of an mSQL
	database using mSQL-JDBC.

Update.java
	Demonstrates a simple JDBC insert.

Updatable.java
	Shows how to to in-place updates of result sets using the
	updatable result set feature introduced in JDBC 2.0.
