Remember, Oracle is very particular about which driver and which JDK. If
you have those correct, then it usually installs in $ORACLE_HOME/jdbc in NT.
For Unix, I don't have any idea.
Dan
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does anyone can tell me where to install Oracle JDBC driver? I looked up
oracle web site, but they just let me download the zip file and instruct how
to set the classpath and i still get the error 'unsuitable ddriver"
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