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How to connect Oracle with Java?

 
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I am completely new to Oracle with basic sql plus knowledge. I have installed Oracle 10g Release 2 and java 1.6 .
All i want to do is to connect Oracle with Java so that i can send queries and retrieve results. I found that we need a jdbc driver
and a odbc driver for connecting. How can i get them and how to install ? Or should i use another type of driver ?
Does Oracle have a server ?if yes , should I use it for accessing the database? What is the purpose of a server and how to use it?


Can someone explain?

Thanks in advance.
 
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Check the JDBC Faq first.

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Hello,

check out the stuff here; http://www.javaalmanac.com/cgi-bin/search/find.pl?words=oracle

Good luck.
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