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hello
i m connecting my java program with oracle 10 g. But it is giving error Driver not found..Please help me..
this is my code...i m new to jdbc...
 
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The next time you post some code, please UseCodeTags to make it more readable.
 
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Where did you put the JDBC driver ? Is it in your CLASSPATH ? This FAQ may help you.
 
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NO I didnt put in class path...should i do so?from where i can find the driver?
 
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should i do so?


Yes, otherwise it's never going to work.

from where i can find the driver?


If you installed Oracle, the driver should be somewhere in the installation path (like jdbc\lib). Otherwise, you can download it.
 
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Christophe Verré wrote:

should i do so?


Yes, otherwise it's never going to work.

ok thanks


from where i can find the driver?


If you installed Oracle, the driver should be somewhere in the installation path (like jdbc\lib). Otherwise, you can download it.

 
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