Re: Oracle and JDBC
Re: Oracle and JDBC
- Subject: Re: Oracle and JDBC
- From: Thomas Fischer <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 21 Apr 2002 14:57:57 +0200
Ivan
You need to download and install an Oracle JDBC driver for MacOS X from
Oracle's OTN web site. On the Windows 2000 machine no changes are
necessary.
If you need an working example for what you are planning download the
trial of SQL4X Manager J from
http://www.macosguru.de/us/download.html.
I'm using the SQL4X Manager J to access our Oracle 9i database server on
Windows 2000 and it works very well (though a little slow when accessing
large tables). The SQL4X Manager J also includes a download assistant
with detailed instructions on how to install the Oracle JDBC driver.
Thomas
On Sunday, April 21, 2002, at 12:12 PM, Ivan Myrvold wrote:
We have an Oracle database running on a windows 2000 machine at work. I
plan to make a Coca client to it, programmed in Objective-C.
What I have found out is that it is probably best to do the interface
part using JDBC over the Java bridge.
Do I need to install a JDBC driver for Oracle, or is that already a
part of OS X Java implementation?
Do I need to configure the Oracle server running on the windows 2000
machine to accept my SQL commands over the JDBC interface?
Ivan
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