JDBC thin 8.0.4 connect to Server 8.0.5?

Oracle:
I have a test application (not an applet) that executes correctly
connecting to an Oracle Server 7.X database using Oracle's JDBC
thin drivers. But when I try to connect to an Oracle Server
8.0.5 database, I receive an Oracle error:
ORA-01034: ORACLE not available
The environment for successful application execution is:
Oracle Server 7.X with a TCP Listener on Port 1521
Client workstation NT 4.0
SQL*Net Client is installed (N/A since we're using jdbc thin?)
Java 1.1.1
Oracle JDBC Thin Driver Release 8.0.4
Classes111.zip (7/10/98; 383,256 bytes)
The environment for the un-successful execution is:
Oracle Server 8.0.5 with a TCP Listener on Port 1521
Client workstation NT 4.0
SQL*Net8 Client is installed (N/A since we're using jdbc thin?)
Java 1.1.1
Oracle JDBC Thin Driver Release 8.0.4
Classes111.zip (7/10/98; 383,256 bytes)
Everything else is identical; the only difference is the Oracle
server (7.x vs 8.0.5). The jdbc drivers were downloaded from the
OTN web site. I've reviewed the jdbc documentation available and
reviewed other threads. Is the jdbc thin driver release 8.0.4
compatible with Oracle Server 8.0.5? Is there a more recent
release of Oracle's jdbc thin driver not published on the OTN web
site? Is there something else I should be looking at?
After successful test as an application, I will be testing this
as an applet. As an applet connecting to Server 7.x, it also
works correctly. I have not yet tried the applet connecting to
Server 8.0.5.
Thank you in advance,
Ed Vinarski
5/19/99
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<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by Edward Vinarski ([email protected]):
Oracle:
I have a test application (not an applet) that executes correctly
connecting to an Oracle Server 7.X database using Oracle's JDBC
thin drivers. But when I try to connect to an Oracle Server
8.0.5 database, I receive an Oracle error:
ORA-01034: ORACLE not available
The environment for successful application execution is:
Oracle Server 7.X with a TCP Listener on Port 1521
Client workstation NT 4.0
SQL*Net Client is installed (N/A since we're using jdbc thin?)
Java 1.1.1
Oracle JDBC Thin Driver Release 8.0.4
Classes111.zip (7/10/98; 383,256 bytes)
The environment for the un-successful execution is:
Oracle Server 8.0.5 with a TCP Listener on Port 1521
Client workstation NT 4.0
SQL*Net8 Client is installed (N/A since we're using jdbc thin?)
Java 1.1.1
Oracle JDBC Thin Driver Release 8.0.4
Classes111.zip (7/10/98; 383,256 bytes)
Everything else is identical; the only difference is the Oracle
server (7.x vs 8.0.5). The jdbc drivers were downloaded from the
OTN web site. I've reviewed the jdbc documentation available and
reviewed other threads. Is the jdbc thin driver release 8.0.4
compatible with Oracle Server 8.0.5? Is there a more recent
release of Oracle's jdbc thin driver not published on the OTN web
site? Is there something else I should be looking at?
After successful test as an application, I will be testing this
as an applet. As an applet connecting to Server 7.x, it also
works correctly. I have not yet tried the applet connecting to
Server 8.0.5.
Thank you in advance,
Ed Vinarski
5/19/99<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Net8 introduces the notion of service name and dbname. I think the version of thin JDBC you are using expect a sid name. Do a lsnrctl serv and find out your sid name and pass it to the connect string for JDBC.
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