Accessing Oracle Using JDBC

This document assumes you have access to jdk 1.1 or higher. You do not need the oracle client software installed on your client machine, but you do need classes111.zip in your CLASSPATH, If jdbc is installed on your client you can use ups to do this, otherwise download it from here and make the appropriate alterations to your environment variables.

Download and compile SimpleQuery.java into SimpleQuery.class SimpleQuery.class can then be run with the java byte-code interpreter.


% setup jdk
setting up jdk
% setup jdbc
setting up jdbc
% echo $CLASSPATH
/usr/prd4/unsupported/java/jdk/v1.1.4/lib/classes.zip:/usr/prd4/unsupported/java/jdbc/v7_3_4/lib/classes111.zip:.
% javac SimpleQuery.java
% java SimpleQuery
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Simple jdbc query demonstration program
you will be prompted for an oracle username,
password, server node name, SID name, 
and query.  Examples of server node names 
that worked as of 12/18/98 at fnal: 
Server Node            SID 
--------------------------------------------
fncduh                 dev1 
fndauk                 dev2 
b0dau30                ordb 
cdfora                 cdfoff1 
---------------------------------------------
enter a node:cdfora
enter a SID:cdfoff1
oracle userid:scott
oracle password:tiger
enter a query:select * from ped
CID  |  CHANNEL  |  OFFSET  |  O_ERROR
-----------------------------------
0  |  0  |  0  |  0
1  |  1  |  1  |  1
2  |  2  |  2  |  2
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