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Cary,
I am using the thin driver on my Linux because I didn't know that the OCI
would work on linux. Can you give me some information on setting up the OCI
driver (seems that I would need some Oracle client for linux since OCI would use
native calls). I am using Oracle 8.
Just a note, I never had your problem with the Thin driver, but as you said, it
is slow and not robust....
Thanks for your help.
Rodrigo
"Mader, Cary J" wrote:
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> We're using the "THICK" Driver, which works fine as the Oracle Net8 client
> is loaded on the linux server. This is not an applet, so I prefer the speed
> of using the OCI.
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> I'm creating a new connection object. BTW, I'm using 8.0.5 drivers, and
> have never had a problem until now. As I've said, all of this code has
> worked fine on Sun's JavaWebServer (using Oracle 7 jdbc drivers) and on a
> linux box using a beta release of JServ with the same Oracle client setup.
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Thor Heinrichs-Wolpert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, August 05, 1999 2:09 PM
> To: Java Apache Users
> Subject: Re: corruption of environment variables?
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> tnsnames?? You must be using the THICK-driver, while on th eLinux box you
> are using the thin-driver. It works for me on my Solaris, NT, etc boxes.
> Are you trying to rebuild the connection object, or setting it to null and
> replacing it with a new one?
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> BTW: If you are using pre 8.1.5 jdbc drivers, DON'T!!!!!
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> Thor HW
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