Good point Mark!
Personally I don't mind seeing the JDBC qustions here. Not a whole lot you
can do with servlets (oops hope I didn't say something wrong ;)) without
using JDBC.
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Sent: Friday, September 10, 1999 12:44 AM
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Subject: JDBC Mailing List?
Hi All,
We are using JDBC with our servlets, but the problems we are having just now
seem to be purely Java/JDBC/Oracle based, and are not particular to
servlets. Although I see a lot of non-servlet JDBC questions posed, and
answered, I hesistate to ask my question, given the bickering between some
of the mailing list members. But we do not know where else to ask. We have
already tried Oracle, and our own internal technical information network.
So, can anybody please help us and let us know if there is a mailing list
particular to JDBC? (We tried the advanced-java list, but were haughtily
ignored! :)
Thanks a lot,
Mark Foley
EDS (Australia)
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