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jdbc version?

 
Micahel Kang
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How do I find the jdbc version used in my application?
The application has been installed in AIX environment.
 
Jeff Albertson
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Have you tried DatabaseMetaData's getDriverVersion? There are also methods that return the major and minor version numbers.

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