This may not be the best place for this but here goes...
I have a table that has some measures for recipes. Things like cup
pint gallon etc... I am trying to write something that can convert
between them easily. So far this is the direction i have taken:

I'm having a problem where a JDBC PreparedStatement without bind
parameters can take more than a minute to execute a query that takes
less than a second to execute in SQL*Plus. The query is identical, the
database instance is the same, neither query is cached, and the query

What is the best method the close the dead database connection(oracle)
while connection time is too long.?
I have a database connection pool and having some probleam (hang)
while closing expired database connection in my web site(using

i am trying to run 6 queries as a batch against at sybase DB.  if i
use executebatch(), then the java program hangs on the 5th query.  if
i run the queries individually using another DB tool, they all ran
fine.

I'm unable to roll back transactions using MS SQL Server. I'm
connecting to the database with the following parameters:
jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://
GX520-4HSMFC1:1433;databaseName=RECON;SelectMethod=cursor

Perhaps someone can help me or point me at the right documentation.
I've got a session bean in JBoss that's currently updating a Postgres
database with JDBC.  Note, this is not object persistence -- the bean
sits in a long loop processing all kinds of input streams, emitting

Knowing I'd be manipulating some dates/times, I thought I'd try the Joda
Time classes form SourceForge in this app.  However, it seems to be
complicating, rather than aiding so far. It's a Swing app with SqlServer DB.
BTW: The statement itself  works fine if i just pass a literal ...

I'm developing a java application which uses SQL Server as the
database. I use Callable Statements to connect to the database. I use
JRun as the app server. When
running the application I want to be able to monitor locks/process

I can connect to a SQL Server 2005 database using the Microsoft JDBC driver,
using either a SQL Server user, or using the credentials of the user
currently logged in without any problems.
However, I want to login using a domain user, different to the user

Dear all group members,
    We are looking for Oracle-DBA professionals with one of our clients
(top MNC Company) located in Hyderabad, Chennai and Bangalore.
        Skills: Oracle-DBA

I have looked through the postings but cannot get a handle on this.  I
have connected to many Oracle databases in many environments using
JDBC but there is one that I cannot connect to.  I have the Oracle
client tools installed and I can connect using SQL*Plus using the Host

I am connecting to MS Access database from my software through JDBC
ODBC Bridge Driver.
In operating system XP, its working but when i am trying to connect
it in Windows 2000, its not getting connected.