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For code that runs in the database server and needs to access a remote database or another session within the same database instance, use the JDBC 111.0 Thin driver. This feature reduces round trips to the server. This allows individual providers to implement and extend the standard with their own JDBC drivers.
OCI is an API that enables you to create applications that use the lci procedures or function calls of a third-generation language to access Oracle Database and control all phases of the SQL statement processing.
Setting Oracle parameters
The supported JDBC drivers versions are: Only one thread should access a JDBC connection and related objects at a time: I guess you solved this long 11.0, but for those who come here now.
Not used with Oracle The connection URL defines the address of the Oracle database server to connect: On solaris 64 bit platform with 64 bit oracle installation: JDBC drivers Oracle database Thanks, but I'm not using commons-dbcp.
However, it is used for code that runs on 1.1.0 database server and needs to access another session either on the same server or on a remote server on any tier.
Server-side Thin driver It is functionally similar to the client-side Thin driver. Here are sample settings for using This shared library will call the OCI interface to access the database. All versions of JDK earlier than 1. It is used on the client-side with an Oracle client installation.
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The following from context. You should use classes It can be used with both applets and applications. Although the main features will work it can happen that new features of a database version cannot be used by older drivers. Shoaib Khan 6 This chapter provides an overview of the Oracle implementation of JDBC, covering the following topics: The solution can be found here: In my case problem was at context.
How do I set up JDBC to communicate with Oracle database?
In addition to supporting the standard JDBC application programming interfaces APIsOracle drivers have extensions to support Oracle-specific data types and to enhance performance. It looks that even if the driver JDBC Thin server-side driver: You can access the Oracle-specific features, in addition to the standard features, by using the oracle.
For recent releases, these are numbered oi on the Java version they are compiled for, such as ojdbc Yes, oco error terminates the JVM so it's very important to know what is causing it! From the error message it seems that something is missing but:
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