Skip to main content

Database Drivers and JDK specifications

On different oracle jdbc bundles. Must read:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/java/sqlj_jdbc/htdocs/jdbc_faq.html#02_07
Why couldnt I understand the naming convention of jars before:

ojdbc6.jar - All the classes to support basic functionality for the Thin and OCI drivers when using JDK 1.6 (JSE 6)
ojdbc5.jar - All the classes to support basic functionality for the Thin and OCI drivers when using JDK 1.5 (JSE 5)
classes12.jar - Classes for the Thin and OCI drivers when using a Java 1.2 or 1.3 VM.
ojdbc14.jar - Same as classes12.jar except for use with Java 1.4 VMs

More dependencies for OCI:
libocijdbc.so (Solaris)Native library for the JDBC OCI driver.

* for JDBC 8.x.x drivers, the is 8
* for JDBC 9.x.x drivers, the is 9
* for JDBC 10.x.x drivers, the is 10
* for JDBC 11.x.x drivers, the is 11

This file should be locatable via your LD_LIBRARY_PATH setting.

ocijdbc.dll (Windows)Similar to above, except on Windows platforms. This file should be locatable via your %PATH% setting.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Java Productivity tools

Here are the list of Java Productivity tools that help in simplifying the daily life of a developer. Eclipse as an IDE simplifies the development life cycle which has a lots of plugins to support different programming languages and frameworks. Some of useful Eclipse plugins are - Sonarlint that helps to do static code analysis and give suggestions as we go along the development life cycle. JDGUI - Is the Eclipse Plugin that supports the decompilation of the Java application within eclipse, this is very handy when debugging and need to look at the out of the box code from a framework/library. JUnit is the unit testing framework that supports Unit Testing of Java Applications. Mockito is the framework that supports the Mock Unit Testing of the Java Application.
Post a Comment
Read more

Core Java Interview Questions

1) Is Java Compiled or Interpreted languages? Java is both, first it is compiled by Java Compiler into ByteCode(which is a form of machine language just for the JVM). Then JVM interprets this byte code and converts it into machine understandable language. 2) How JVM Memory is organized? Which are stored in which part of JVM Memory? Classes and Methods are stored in Perm Gen space. String internalized are also stored in Perm Gen space. This space is very limited compared to the HeapSize. 3) Difference between PrintWriter and Buffered Writer PrintWriter is used for small and dirty applications where we can display/write the messages on to the console. More over PrintWriter swallows the exceptions, later can read the exceptions by calling checkError() method. 4) Difference between BufferedWriter vs FileWriter BufferedWriter stores the data in the buffer and won't make those many calls to the operating system, it also lets us to specify the size of the buffer, if the buffer size is s...
1 comment
Read more