FreeBSD linux emulation and 8.0.5

Firstly does the license permit this and 2nd does Oracle 8.0.5
work under FreeBSD with Linux emulation.
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Sorry to say (as you expecrienced) - the 8i JDBC driver does not
support 8.0.5 object features and thus SQLJ won't be able to,
either.
-- Ekkehard
Joe Bowbeer (guest) wrote:
: I'm using the 8i thin JDBC driver to connect to a 8.0.5.1
: database. As advertised, I was able to run all the standard 8i
: SQLJ demos in this configuration. Then I decided to run the
: Objects demo to test the state of the object extensions in
: 8.0.5.
: I was able to load the ObjectDemo.sql in the 8.0.5 database,
: which showed that basic user types and object references and
: other nice things are supported in the database, and I
: discovered that most of the ObjectDemo ran in this
: configuration.
: The part that didn't run was the updateObject part, which tries
: to pass an Address object as an Address object in an update
: statement. To work properly, the toDatum implementation of
: Address needs to work. But the struct-to-object conversion
: bombed with an internal error.
: Is this to be expected? I was hoping that if the object
: extensions were supported in the 8.0.5 database, and if the 8i
: JDBC driver is backward compatible, that the updateObject part
: would also work...
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