It can run on Solaris well.
xgh.
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From: espen dallokken
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 07, 2000 08:58 PM
Subject: using JDBC on Oracle and the CallableStatement class
I'm trying to run a stored procedure in a Oracle8i database using the
CallableStatement Java class. My code has no problems when running on the
WindowsNT/2000 platform I access the procedure and use setString() method to
set the parameters.
But, when I try running the same code on a machin running Solaris my code
works fine until I try using the setString() in the CallableStatement class.
I've got this code in a try-catch block, but I don't get an Exception or
printed stack trace. The program just skips the rest of the code in the
try-catch block and starts running the code outside the try-catch like
nothing has happened.
So I wondered if the Java implementation on the Solaris platform has known
problems when using the CallableStatement class ?
Environment:
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ServletEngine: Tomcat 3.1
Java Version: 1.2.2 Vendor: Sun Microsystems Inc.
Database: Oracle8i Enterprise Edition Release 8.1.5.0.0
JDBC Driver: Oracle JDBC driver Version: 8.0.5.2.0
AppServer: Progress Apptivity Ver 3.2.0.330
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espen dall�kken
[ interface developer ]
>> tel +47.23.10.32.43
>> fax +47.23.10.32.01
>> http://www.razorfish.no
| || ||| || r a z o r f i s h , oslo
espen dall�kken
[ interface developer ]
>> tel +47.23.10.32.43
>> fax +47.23.10.32.01
>> http://www.razorfish.no
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