The ORACLE JDBC thin driver is a type 4 driver (java) so it will work. If
you install Oracle for linux, it should have install the JDBC driver for
you. If not, just go back and install it using the installer.
Alternatively, you can download the JDBC driver from ORACLE for the unix
platform. Java is Java, right.
Costin Manolache <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 02/26/99 12:33:19 PM
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Subject: Re: Offtopic: Oracle 8 JDBC Drivers for Linux
Neal Kaiser wrote:
> Sorry for the off-topic question -
>
> I desparately need JDBC drivers (Type II/III/IV OK) for Oracle 8 on a
> Linux machine. We just purchased Oracle 8 - and when I went to download
> the Oracle 8 JDBC drivers from Oracle I realized they only offer them for
> Solaris and NT. Are there any free ones? I've seen weblogic - but we
have
> 15 machines in our farm - and that would be over $40K for drivers alone.
Did you tried the standard Oracle JDBC drivers ( thin, not OCI! )?
I am sure it will work fine - the protocol is the same.
Regards,
Costin
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