you're right...but I need a tool that will update them every now and
then..
do you still think using JDBC than OCI ?
Writing Java, its natural for somebody to use JDBC
to interface with Oracle. Since all you want to do is
create triggers and execute stored procedures, go for JDBC.
Re: JDBC and Array Processing ... > I use Oracle and Oracle's 'sqlplus' tool, ... This is called a fetch size in JDBC.... setMaxRowsfrom the same interface.... (comp.lang.java.programmer)
Re: Access Oracle Objects via PLSQL from JDBC ... In oracle demos I couldn't find a such examples.... ... This example uses a JDBC thin client to call a PLSQL stored ... test.java - this calls the plsql and displays the resultset... // JDBC Implementation specific connect string... (comp.lang.java.programmer)
Re: Database wars ... > Queries with Prevayler are more than 9000 times faster than querying... > Oracle through JDBC.... (borland.public.delphi.non-technical)
Re: Problem with SQLLoader Date columns and JDBC access ...Oracle 9i database. ... note that the column in the database is defined as DATE not as TIMESTAMP. ... But when I try to access this column via JDBC using getTimestampthe ...substr function.... (comp.databases.oracle.misc)
Re: Wrong Return Value from statement.executeUpdate(query) ... On 20.04.2007 17:50, Joe Weinstein wrote: ...Oracle would need a "BEGIN delete ...; delete ...; END;". ... since JDBC 1.0. ... For example accessing meta data - although there is a clear defined interface drivers still choose to interpret arguments differently. ... (microsoft.public.sqlserver.jdbcdriver)
