When people refer to a thin JDBC driver it is pure Java, no native methods.
This means it must be either a type 3 or 4 driver.
http://java.sun.com/products/jdbc/drivers.html
Aaron
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> Hi All,
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> can any one explain the Thin and Thick driver concept......
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> Thanx in advance.
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> Kumar
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