Phil Britton <phil_at_phil-britton.com> wrote in message news:<uu139ov9v.fsf_at_phil-britton.com>...
> bigbinc_at_hotmail.com (bigbinc) writes:
>
> > Do I have to install some sort of oracle client to get classes12.zip
> > to work on linux.
>
> No you just put classes12.zip in your java class path and write your
> JDBC java code.
>
> > I havent tried any code yet. I will assume that I
> > cant just copy paste classes12.zip and have it work.
>
> No, you have to write some client code first, but apart from that you
> can just copy it to wherever you need it.
>
> > I dont have any
> > oracle linux software, does oracle have any open source linux client
> > for download?
>
> Depends what you mean by client. However Oracle products are generally
> not Open Source. They do have some OPen Source software that you can
> download on the OTN web site.
>
> If you looking for something to mess about with the tables, stored
> procedures etc. then do a google search for TORA.
>
> > I am pretty sure the oracle 9.2 cd is windows 2000 only.
>
> If it says Oracle for Windows on the CD then it's a fair bet that it
> is. If however it say Oracle for Linux onit then I'd bet quite a biot
> that it's for Linux. If you're talking about Oracle Server CDs then
> they generally go round in threes
>
> cheers
>
> Phil
Are you messing with me, hehe.
Received on Wed Jan 07 2004 - 06:32:40 CST
