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I am running into this error when I downloaded all the packages from the repository in one laptop.
The surprising thing, I have another workspace with same code working fine.
I am trying to replicate the behaviour in either application. I could not.
Any help is appreciated much.
I am using ocijdbc6.jar.
JRE is 1.6.
Oracle is 10g
I am running into this error when I downloaded all the packages from the repository in one laptop.
The surprising thing, I have another workspace with same code working fine.
I am trying to replicate the behaviour in either application. I could not.
Any help is appreciated much.
I am using ocijdbc6.jar.
JRE is 1.6.
Oracle is 10g
Gerwin Jansen
Looks like an issue with your classpath or something similar. Can you compare (workspace) path settings? Your .jar file has to be in the classpath with the .jar name like this: <path>\ocijdbc6.jar
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I have verified the classpath. But the problem still persists.
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Adding the jar file to the classpath is not helping.
If I don't have the file ocijdbc11.dll on the path I get an error saying that file is missing.
I don't know why I need ocijdbc11.dll.
Once I add, I get the above error.
What else I could be missing?
If I don't have the file ocijdbc11.dll on the path I get an error saying that file is missing.
I don't know why I need ocijdbc11.dll.
Once I add, I get the above error.
What else I could be missing?
Only think I can think of that the laptop has an Oracle 11 client as well and that the PATH setting has the Oracle 11 client path in front of the Oracle 10 client. That way it 'finds' the Oracle 11 client first and thus wants the ocijdbc11.dll library. If so, verify your path or remove the Oracle 11 client, keeping Oracle 10 client (and check path again). Good luck!
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It turned out to be wrong jar file. For some reason jdbc6.jar is not compatible with oracle client 11.2 in Eclipse RCP application. When I removed jdbc6.jar and added jdbc5.jar as a plugin, I could connect to the DB.
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