Host string problem while connecting to JDBC

I am using oracle 9i...
following code used to connect to sql using usrename "scott" and password "tiger"
Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver"); Connection con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:pawan", "scott","tiger");
where "pawan" DNS
"scott" Username
"tiger" password
I don't know how to write above code to connect sql along with Hoststring "*oracle*"
please help me................

if "pawan" is indeed a DNS entry you're never going to get ODBC to connect to it as it required a DSN :)
But indeed, you shouldn't use the bridge driver for anything, especially if there's a perfectly good native driver for the database you're connecting to which there is for Oracle.

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