Compilation and Execution of SQLJ Programs

Hai,
I want to execute the SQLJ demo programs along with the Oracle8.1.5.0.0 NT platform.
I am having jdk 1.2.2 on my system. After translation of the Java File. I try to execute to the program. It gives me an error. Unable to find slzsetevar an entry mismatch oracore.dll.
My concern is do we need to have only JDK1.1 for the execution. I am being misled from the Readme.Txt in the SQLJ/DEMO/README.TXT .
Kindly guide me. I have to provide a solution to my clients.
-Regards
[email protected]

Hello,
I have executed some sqlj programs. The platform i have used are 8.1.5 and jdk 1.2.2
I had no problem in executing the demos. Kindly check your path/classpath and try the same thing with the latest jdbc drivers. Any more doubts regarding this check out the sqlj documentation or u can feel free to mail me at [email protected]
Regards,
shravan
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