Hi *
I need help before I go nuts. I've been using the batch mode
quite often for insert/updates. However I now have the case where I
need to execute multiple selects on the database. So I planned to put

Just wondering if anyone has seen this (and has a solution).
ENV: Linux 7.3, Oracle 8.1.7, using 9.2.0.3 oracle jdbc driver.
Most times, everything works fine, with operations usually under 10
milliseconds.  Occasionally an operation takes up to 61 seconds

Dear list(s),
we have a few java web applications connecting to an Oracle DB. Up until
now, we have concentrated on getting data from users, into the DB, and
returning it to them with various summaries attached. The data are large

I am new to J2ee, and have difficulty deploying them to JBOSS, can
anyone help?

I am facing some problem while connecting to SQL Server. Earlier i
connected to Oracle Database and now I changed to SQL SErver. With
Oracle everything worked fine, but with SQL Server I am facing lots of
problems.

Servertec today announced the availability of a maintenance release for
Servertec Persistent Object Store (POS), a high-performance cross-platform
object oriented database engine written entirely in JavaTM.
Using Servertec Persistent Object Store developers can easily create

I have a small application for bookkeeping, actually working in
Access with small routines in VBA. I want to rewrite it in Java, but I
don't want to use Access anymore.
I started looking for another database, but I found none. I already

I've got a basic client (non j2ee) app that instantiates a connection
to our oracle database.  When using this connection within the same
lan as the database, performance is perfectly fine.  When I run
outside the lan, e.g. from home to work, performance is awful, and the

I tried going thru the jdbc connection,statement, resultset API
documentation but i still cannot get a way to know if after a UPDATE
etc , how to find out
how many 'rows' were affected due to the executequery()?

I want to write a Java sevlets with MySQL database that will show
different pictures.
Question nr 1:
if is more efficient to store pictures on MySQL, or to store pictures

I have been trying to connect to jsp with oracle jdbc (oci8).  I have
jdk1.3.1 and oracle 8i installed in my system.   When I run the
following program
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 I have a web application that uses JDK 1.2.2, JDBC 2.0 and Oracle
8i. Now, I have to migrate the application to J2SE 1.4.2, that uses
JDBC 3.0. I have downloaded the driver ojdbc14.jar from Oracle, but I
have read that it is not fully compliant with JDBC 3.0. And the other

I'm getting the following error:
create table Categories (CategoryID INTEGER, CategoryName VARCHAR,
Description LONGVARCHAR, Picture LONGVARBINARY)
java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]