Is this still being supported? I was wanting to use it instead of the thin
driver so that I could pass just the connection aliaes (tnsnames). I am
understanding to use the thin driver one must:
try {
// register the Oracle JDBC drivers
DriverManager.r egisterDriver(
new oracle.jdbc.Ora cleDriver()
);
// create a Connection object, and connect to the database
// as store_user using the Oracle JDBC Thin driver
myConnection = DriverManager.g etConnection(
"jdbc:oracle:th in:@localhost:1 521:ORCL",
"store_user ",
"store_password "
);
But I did not see any examples on using the OCI to connect to a database
using the connect aliaes.
Could I have one and where is it documented at?
Thanks
driver so that I could pass just the connection aliaes (tnsnames). I am
understanding to use the thin driver one must:
try {
// register the Oracle JDBC drivers
DriverManager.r egisterDriver(
new oracle.jdbc.Ora cleDriver()
);
// create a Connection object, and connect to the database
// as store_user using the Oracle JDBC Thin driver
myConnection = DriverManager.g etConnection(
"jdbc:oracle:th in:@localhost:1 521:ORCL",
"store_user ",
"store_password "
);
But I did not see any examples on using the OCI to connect to a database
using the connect aliaes.
Could I have one and where is it documented at?
Thanks