Upgrade 10G to use 10G thin jdbc drivers- OCI

This is wierd...
If I upgrade 10G app server to use the 10G thin JDBC drivers, and set up a data source to use the thin drivers, is there any way that I could score a[b] ORA-01010 invalid OCI operation error when I'm not using an OCI driver?
Anyone else seen this...again, it makes no sense...

You can not and should not use JDK 1.2 with 8i drivers.
If you want to use JDK 1.2 drivers, download the 8.1.6 SDK
from external site.
Please, please, please READ the FAQ at www.oracle.com/java/jdbc
before posting
Premal Mehta (guest) wrote:
: Hi,
: Sorry for multiple posting. Previous posting has incomplete
: information. Here's the whole scenerio...
: I have Oracle 8i installed on my server. I have downloaded
: JDBC drivers for Oracle 8i from Oracle site. When I try to run
a
: sample example from the demo files given, I get a Windows
: internal Error "Exception: Access Violation (0xc0000005),
: Address: 0x6ee0fb83". I am using Oracle 8i on Win NT 4.0 with
: SP4, IIS4.0 with 128 MB RAM.
: Also, I am trying to use OCI8 JDBC drivers with JDK 1.2. The
: classpath is set for classes111.zip files.
: I am unable to run applets with JDBC also. On using thin
: drivers, it gives "SO Exception" error.
: I have tried many options but it dosent seem to work.
Please
: help as this is very urgent.
Oracle Technology Network
http://technet.oracle.com
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pradeep g wrote:
Hello!
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> java.sql.SQLException: OALL8 is in an inconsistent state.
And this is leading to the "No more data to read from socket" error when I am trying to
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> CR124933
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> I believe the problem arises when we try to insert BLOB into database using a refreshed connection
from the pool.We have upgraded weblogic 8.1 from SP2 to SP4 service pack inorder to come over the above problem.
But this still continues to behave intermittently.
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> After upgrade to SP4, there are new ojdbc14_g.jar(debug jar) and orai18n.jar jars in the ${WLS_WEBLOGIC_HOME}/server/ext/jdbc/oracle/10g directory added.
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Colman Glynn (guest) wrote:
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be
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a
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