> Before that I modified the jdbc.xml accordingly (I think). > These are the settings that I've tried, just for test purpose, but don't > work: > <classfile>org.mmbase.module.database.JDBC</classfile> > <property name="url">jdbc:oracle:thin:@$HOST:$PORT:$DBM</property> > <property name="user">system</property> > <property name="password">manager</property> > <property > name="supportclass">org.mmbase.module.database.DatabaseSupportShim</prop > erty> > <property name="database">mmbase</property> > <property name="connections">20</property> > <property name="driver">oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver</property> > <property name="host">dbServer1</property> > <property name="port">1521</property> > <property name="querys">256</property> What is the setting of you <property name="database" /> inside mmbaseroot.xml? This is the mapping that will be used for the commands given to the database. This mapping configurations can be found at config/database/*.xml when you would specify foo as databas property in side mmbaseroot.xml it will look fot an config/databases/foo.xml try changing this one to <property name="database">oracle</property>
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