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Below is my sample code to test JDBC connection. Earlier it used to work.




but i dont know what went wrong I am getting below exception.

 
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Line 11 says "I'm going to use Sun's antique JDBC-ODBC driver".

Line 13 says "Connect to that driver using this Oracle JDBC URL".

Evidently the JDBC-ODBC driver doesn't understand what to do with that, so it throws an exception. I'd suggest choosing one driver or the other and writing the appropriate code for that driver.

(And it isn't clear to me what part Spring plays in this problem, so I'll put the post into the JDBC forum as well. It might get better answers there.)
 
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Thanks Paul for your help !
 
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As Paul says, that driver hasn't seen any work done on it for over 15 years, and even then it was only intended as an example of a JDBC Driver and not really supposed to be used.

Any modern database has a JDBC Driver written specifically for it, so you should always find the driver related to the db you are using.
 
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