Netbean 6.9 ships with many Java libraries such as Ant, Hibernate and Junit just to mention a few. Undoubtedly There will be libraries that you need for your projects that are not included with the […]
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Introduction to Fetching Data from an Oracle Database using Java and JDBC part 2
In this three part series of posts we will look at fetching data from an Oracle Database using Java and JDBC. In this second post we look at the PreparedStatement interface and how to process […]
Introduction to Fetching Data from an Oracle Database using Java and JDBC part 1
In this three part series of posts we will look at fetching data from an Oracle Database using Java and JDBC. In this first post we look at the basics of the Statement interface and […]
Connect to an Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database using Java and JDBC
This document will detail establishing a connection to an Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database using Java and JDBC.
Adding Java Libraries to Oracle JDeveloper 11g R1
Oracle JDeveloper includes a rich set of Java libraries for developing Java applications. However you will find that you will need to add libraries that are not included or you may want to try updated […]
Adding the Oracle JDBC Drivers to a JDeveloper 11gR1 Project
Nearly all of the Java examples presented on Oracle Distilled are developed and tested in Oracle JDeveloper with the exception of those documents targeting Netbeans. This document will detail how to add the Oracle JDBC […]
Connect to an Oracle Database using Java and JDBC
This document will detail establishing a connection to an Oracle Database using Java and JDBC. Errors that could arise in making JDBC connections will be examined at the end of the document.
Determine JDBC Driver Version
You may be required to determine the version of a JDBC driver used to connect to your Oracle Database. In cases were the JDBC driver used is the one included with Oracle Client or Database […]
Database Startup and Shutdown through JDBC
Starting in 11gR1 you have the ability to stop and start the database through a JDBC connection.