I can not speak without seeing your autoexec.bat if you have a prblem with
PATH, however it should not matter if you switch to thin drivers (BTW, you
can dwonload them for free from technet.oracle.com)
Your problem is CLASSPATH.
Identify the jar file (or ZIP file I think that's how Oracle shi
Here is some clarification. I downloaded the OCI drivers from Oracle's
website. I could not find the thin drivers anywhere. If anyone knows
where I can get the thin drivers from, it would be helpful. I double
checked for spaces in the PATH statement, there is none. Not unless
quotes around the PAT
Belinda,
It's not clear from your e-mail if you are using OCI or thin drivers.
Based on the fact that you are concerned with the DLL's not being found I
would assume you are talking about OCI drivers.
If that is the case, just make sure that PATH is set correctly in
autoexec.bat.
If you kee
The first thing I thought of was to make sure that your JAVA classpath is
set to include the .dlls, but it's been a few months since I was playing
with JDBC.
Dan
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We are currently runn
We are currently running Oracle 7.3.4 on HP-UX 9000, 10.20. I have been
trying to assist someone with the task of setting up the JDBC Driver to
run on Win98. The first problem that occurred was when the
$ORACLE_HOME/bin directory was added to the PATH, we began getting a
"Too Many Parameters" erro
