Jdbc version question

Hi,
I want to use ojdbc (jdbc 9.2.0.4) instead of the default jdbc used by JDeveloper. I am connecting to an Oracle Database (version 9.2.0.4). I have changed the project settings to use ojdbc14.jar and also registered the driver in tools/preferences. But when I print out the jdbc driver version after creating a connection object,
I get 9.2.0.1.0 as the version. I am perplexed, is JDeveloper using the version I want it to or is this information something to do with the jdbc version in the Oracle server.
I have also replace the Jdev\Jdbc\lib\classes12.jar with ojdbc.jar.
Thank you for your insights
SP

It sounds like you are using the 9.2 driver; the driver version included with JDeveloper is 9.0.1.4.0. I'm not sure why you are not seeing the version you are expecting (9.2.0.4) and instead are seeing 9.2.0.1, but it is a 9.2 driver. It is possible that the 9.2 client install does not have the same version as the 9.2 server.
Note that registering the driver in Tools|Preferences does not do anything for connections to Oracle databases. The driver registration is only used when connecting to non-Oracle databases. We use the driver listed in the jdev.conf file (located as ($install)\jdev\bin\jdev.conf) when connecting internally, and the driver specified in the project settings (via a library) when connecting at runtime.
Also note that the driver provided with JDeveloper works against 9.2 databases. So unless you require some driver functionality that was added in 9.2, you should not need to change your driver (doing so shouldn't hurt, but it usually isn't necessary).
- John McGinnis
Oracle JDeveloper Team

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