OCI driver compatibility

Hello, Oracle
I am using Oracle OCI 7 drivers against a 7.3.3 database.
We currently use a classes111.zip file along with oci73jdbc.dll
and oci73jdbc_g.dll dated 10/17/97. This configuration works.
The problem is that when I download the latest classes111.zip
and use the new dlls dated dated 7/10/98 the database hangs.
Could the issue be the core35.dll or core35o.dll. What light can
you shed on this issue.
Thanks in advance, Scott.
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Hello, Oracle
I am using Oracle OCI 7 drivers against a 7.3.3 database.
We currently use a classes111.zip file along with oci73jdbc.dll
and oci73jdbc_g.dll dated 10/17/97. This configuration works.
The problem is that when I download the latest classes111.zip
and use the new dlls dated dated 7/10/98 the database hangs.
Could the issue be the core35.dll or core35o.dll. What light can
you shed on this issue.
Thanks in advance, Scott.
null

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