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I want to know can i/how can i use JDBC 1.0 in JDK1.2. As JDBC 2.0 has bugs that make my application can't work correctly, but it works fine with JDBC 1.0. Since, my application is developed by using many features of JDK1.2, so is it possible that i can use JDBC 1.0 in JDK1.2? Thanks in advance
Originally posted by Suji N: I want to know can i/how can i use JDBC 1.0 in JDK1.2. As JDBC 2.0 has bugs that make my application can't work correctly, but it works fine with JDBC 1.0. Since, my application is developed by using many features of JDK1.2, so is it possible that i can use JDBC 1.0 in JDK1.2? Thanks in advance
For the record, it is not JDBC 2.0 that has bugs. JDBC 2.0 is only a specification that third party vendors are supposed to follow. So if your jdbc driver has bugs, then change driver vendors. If your jdbc driver has limitations(does not implement all jdbc 2.0 features), upgrade to one that meets your needs. If you are using a jdbc certified driver and are having a specific problem, post it here and we'll help you with it. To the original question: JDBC 2.0 is jdbc 1.0 with additional features, so if you use the jdbc 1.0 specifications, it will work perfectly with jdbc 2.0 Jamie
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
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