EP7 JDBC connector integration to Oracle 8i database

Hello,
We are planning to use the EP7 JDBC connector to integrate with an Oracle database version 8.1.7.0. Are there any issues with integrating with this version of Oracle?
Thanks
Rebecca

Hi,
I would rather suggest you to go with Oracle 10g because of incompatibility issues.I am not sure whether 8i will work smoothly or not but for safer side go with 10g
Regards,
Ameya

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