Rajee,
On Mon, Jun 19, 2000 at 04:24:31PM +0530, Rajeev Jha typed:
> correct way to do it is :
> putting the .zip file in some directory ( or any path ..)
> CLASSPATH=$PATH_TO_WHERE_ZIP_FILE_IS/the_zip_file
> export CLASSPATH
>
> not returning earlier error now, though is giving 'network adapter could
> not establish connection' , i think it's due to it's inability to resolve
> the database server name , will try putting IP instead of that ....
> you wrote >>I think your classpath should be set to $HOME not
>$HOME/oracle/jdbc/driver.
> you wrote >>The package name "oracle.jdbc.driver" takes care of the rest.
I assumed you were working with classfiles (after extracting the zip file
to the $HOME/oracle-blah-blah-blah). Whenever you're working with a .zip
or .jar file, the CLASSPATH should include the name of the zip/jar file.
As for the connection problem - it could be DNS or check if you have the
Oracle Server listening for client connections. On NT you've to start the
TNS Listener service (or something similar sounding - pardon my aging gray
cells) on your server - don't know about Linux..
Kala
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