Translator.zip and Classes111.zip for Thin-JDBC

In Jdeveloper 2.0,
Translator.zip
and classes111.zip for Thin-JDBC Doesn't exist.
Why?
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David,
It depends on which version of the Thin-JDBC driver you want to
use.
For 8.1.4:
aurora\lib\classes111.zip
For 8.0.5:
jdbc\lib\oci8\classes111.zip
For 7.3.x:
jdbc\lib\oci7\classes111.zip
Even though the directories say 'oci', the classes111.zip files
contain both OCI and thin drivers.
I'm not sure what the translator.zip file is that you're trying
to locate. This isn't mentioned in the JDBC doc.
-L
David DUPONT (guest) wrote:
: In Jdeveloper 2.0,
: Translator.zip
: and classes111.zip for Thin-JDBC Doesn't exist.
: Why?
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