A driver for sequel and oracle

I am using currently the jdbc-odbc bridge...which does not seem to support a lot of things...I cannot get a ntext value from the resultSet properly...
Can this be solved by changing my driver...If yes...do suggest be a best one which supports both sequel and oracle....
Also suggest me a website where I can check the details.
smita

A Type-4 drivers is no more likely to fully implement
(or correctly implement) a specified JDBC version than
any other type of driver.You are correct about this. If I knew my app was going to sit, on one box (or maybe a couple) that I had complete control over, I'd consider using a non-type 4 driver if the performance improves. But from my experience, I've found apps are easier to maintain and especially to distribute, if a type 4 driver is used.

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