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connect to oracledb in java

Hey

I work in a big company and need to connect to a oracle database. It is set up so that i can connect to it through DSN, but I would like to connect to the db directly. How do i do that, when the only information I have is the name of the db and the username and password. It works fine through dsn.

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Check out jdbc-tutorial.

Hank Gay  2010-03-02 21:30:27
no solution there
 2010-03-02 22:13:00
You can't connect without knowing more info. Check out the definition of the DSN - it obviously has more info.
Hank Gay  2010-03-02 22:35:37
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Most the Java developers I know use JDBC Thin Client to connect. You need user/pass, hostname and database id and you should be able to connect.

Ethan Post  2010-03-02 21:36:18
But I dont have host, thats my problem...
 2010-03-02 22:09:53

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