SAP Portal JDBC Connector for Oracle

Hi forum:
hi need to configure the DATABASE URL for make the connection with JDBC Connector to Oracle.
Somebody knows this url ?
thnks
Joshua

HI,
DB URL for oracle
jdbc:sap:sapdb://localhost/TST?timeout=0
For DB configuration refer this link
<a href="http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/c0/3ad4d5cdc66447a188b582aad537d3/frameset.htm">DB CONFIGURATION</a>

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