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steps to connect with Oracle Databse using TYPE-2 Jdbc driver.

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steps to connect with Oracle Databse using TYPE-2 Jdbc driver...

Answer / nigel

[NOTE: This description is for oracle 10g]

Step 1: Set the classpath to the oracle driver in your
oracle_home directory

eg:CLASSPATH=C:\oraclexe\app\oracle\product\10.2.0\server\jdbc\lib\ojdbc14.jar;

Step 2: USE -- Class.forName("oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver");

Step 3: USE jdbc url =
("jdbc:oracle:oci:USERNAME/PASSWORD@localhost:1521:XE");

In My Case it was : USERNAME=hr PASSWORD=hr

The rest of the code is similar to jdbc:odbc connection.
just compile and run the code.....:D

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steps to connect with Oracle Databse using TYPE-2 Jdbc driver...

Answer / shankar

we can connect with oracle DB using Type-2(partial native
and partial Java)

use driver :
oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver

use URL:
jdbc:oracle:ocis:@hostname:port no:global source name

Dependig on port name and localhost URL will look like
(jdbc:oracle:ocis:@localhost:1521:XE)
XE is global source name Oracle 10g

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steps to connect with Oracle Databse using TYPE-2 Jdbc driver...

Answer / s .p priya

through ms accessi think so but as most of the type 2
drivers r system dependent we cannot connect other
database or it is possible only if it oracle os

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