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Can't create new topics in JForum 2.1.7

 
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Have just installed JForum 2.1.7 with Oracle 10g. Unfortunately I'm not able to create new topics in the forum. Getting this error:

ORA-01006: bind variable does not exist

Does this means that JForum are trying to issue a bind call for a variable that are not listed in the corresponding SQL statement?

The full stack trace:




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Strange I have installed JForum with Oracle. But in the log I get this information on startup:



So I thought, why are JForum loading MysqlDataAccessDriver?

Found the setting in jforum-custom.conf file. Changed it to

Now I get a different error when creating a new topic:



I'm confused here. Did the installer miss some other settings as well? How stable are JForum on Oracle anyway :?

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Hi,

looks like your Oracle JDBC Driver is not up to date.
Just download the latest version from oracle's website.
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looks like your Oracle JDBC Driver is not up to date.



I'm using the latest oracle Drivers - ojdbc14.jar. It's the same that comes with JForum.



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Five-O - you're right and I'm wrong ops:

I did use JForums Oracle drivers. But it turned out that JForum 2.1.7 comes with an old odjbc14.jar :?:

Switched to the latest drivers and now I can start play with my new forum


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