Embedded SQL-92 Functions in JDBC

It appears that the Oracle supplied JDBC drivers do not support embedded SQL-92 functions such as {fn UCASE(column)}. (I got this from the JDBC docs here online.) Does anyone know of a driver for Oracle that does support these features? I know it's not in Oracle's interests to help us be database neutral, but it's still a business requirement in the real world.
Thanks,
Dave
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Hello,
All oracle driver from i-net software support this feature.
http://www.inetsoftware.de/English/Produkte/JDBC_Overview/oracle.htm
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