Which class: SQLException?

Hello,
I have a problem with the samples: when I use them in my Java
Compiler there is always the message, that the compiler doesn't
know which SQLException to use, the one of Oracles JDBC-Classes
or of J++ or of Visual Cafe. I have deleted several Classes, but
the error still occurs. I am a beginner in Java.
Thanx for any help.
Stefan.
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Is there any particular reason why JDBC is not standardizing this? On reason is because it would require a lot of work.
The other reason is because this would be mostly useful in large scale applications, and businesses that use large scale applications don't switch databases usually. It just costs too much to do so. So it used very much.
And given that the jdbc drivers for most databases don't support a number of the functions of JDBC 2 and 3, getting consistent numbering for most errors might be a dream, even if it did exist.
And lastly it might not even be possible. My favorite example is with Oracle...presume that the listener is up but the database is down. Is this a communcation error - it is still talking? Does one want to have a database 'down' error? What if the listener is down - is this a different error than if the network is down? If yes how is it supposed to be detected?
You can either enter a RFE for this or start your own JSR. In a previous thread someone said they were going to do this so you might search that out.

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