Connect to a remote MS Access database using RmiJdbc

Hello,
I want to access a remote MS Access database from oracle stored procedures.
Does anyone know how i can load the RmiJdbc driver using the loadjava command or with any other way.
Because when i try to load RmiJdbc.zip using the loadjava command I am getting the error:
ORA-29533:attempt to overwrite class or resource string while defining or compiling scott.TestClient
this error is occured for multiple files...
I don't know how to delete this classes.
Because this error occured and the first time i tried to load Rmijdbc driver.
and when i use the dropjava command to drop it,and then load it again the same error occures.
Can anyone help me how to load this driver?
Please answer because i need it as soon as possible.
Thanks

Hi,
try this.
String s = "UPDATE AGENT SET afname='test',alname='u',city='d',AGENT.[percent]=1 WHERE aid=23";
-------->AGENT.[percent]

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