Can anyone see what is wrong here
CallableStatement cs = con.prepareCall("{ ? = call list_index () }");
cs.registerOutParameter(1, Types.OTHER);
cs.execute();

New to the group to sorry if this has been asked before.
I am learniing Java at Uni and so far I have connected to a MS Server
and I have read data ok. Now I want to connect to the stored procedures
already in place.

My program  connects to  an old dbase 4 database. The connectionstring
is:
jdbc:odbc:Driver={Microsoft dBASE Driver
(*.dbf)};mode=read;DriverID=277;DBQ="<dbfdir>"

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Anyone has experience to connect database without JDBC? I have a
project, and some application has conflict with JDBC. I have no
control on the application but I still need to connect to database.
Could somebody help me?

I'm using Oracle 10 with Java 1.5.  In our stored procedure, we have a
parameter that looks like:
PROCEDURE GET_LOG        (p_key_type          IN   VARCHAR2,
                         p_key_value         IN   VARCHAR2,

I'm using Java 1.5 with WebLogic 9.2.2 connected to an Oracle 10 db.
I'm getting the below error but what is odd is that I can run the
offending SQL statement fine using PL/SQL Developer.  I have verified
that the connection information is the same.  Any way to tell exactly

I have a method that has a resultset as return value, so i can not close the
connection:
public ResultSet getSomething()
{