How to undeploy JNDI JDBC datasources?

We have created JDBC DataSource in production server, and deleted as we were not able to start those JDBC oracle DataSource. but this DataSource are still there in JNDI registry.
Is there way to undeploy JNDI JDBC datasources?
Thanks,
Nitesh Shelar.

Closing....
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AlanThe restriction that a connection can never operate in autoCommit(true)
mode is very unusual and against the JDBC spec. You should turn on
JDBC logging and get us a full stack trace of the driver exception,
to see where it is being used in the autoCommit(true) mode. By spec
a driver will deliver a connection in autoCommit(true) mode.
Joe

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I have a requirement to create JDBC datasource at runtime if necessary. Weblogic provides JMX services for creating datasource however this required credential of Admin Server (node manager).
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Edited by: user5798282 on Apr 28, 2010 12:50 PM

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