JDBC 2.0 and Oracle rdbms 8.0.5

Hello everyone,
I need a bit of help about the compatibility of Oracle 8.0.5 with JDBC 2.0 / JDK 1.2.
In particular I would like to use a couple of methods belonging to the updatable ResultSet, updateBinaryStream() and updateRow(). Do someone know about any problem with this configuration?
Thank you very much.
Best regards,
Kamillo.

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