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This document contains programming and reference information for the JDBC drivers that are provided with the BEA WebLogic Enterprise (sometimes referred to as WLE) software.
This document is intended for programmers and system administrators who need to create and maintain transactional, scalable WLE applications.
This document covers the following topics:
Platforms Supported by the JDBC/XA Driver
Adding the JAR Files to Your CLASSPATH
Adding Locale to Your CLASSPATH
Shared Libraries and Dynamic Link Libraries
Requirements for Making a Connection to a DBMS
Setting Data Source Properties
Use buildXAJS to create an XA version of JavaServer
Use buildtms to create a transaction manager server load module for Oracle
Define the Database Open Information
Define JavaServerXA Parameters, Including the Connection Pool Name
Identify the Driver Class and Connection Pool Characteristics
Import the Required API Packages
Initialize JavaServerXA and Get the Pool Name
Use a JNDI lookup to create a pool of connections
Get Database Connections from the Pool
About the JDBC Drivers and Connection Pooling
UBBCONFIG Parameters for Connection Pooling
Sample UBBCONFIG File for Connection Pooling
JDBCCONNPOOLS Parameter Values
Encrypting DBPASSWORD and PROPS
Displaying Information about JDBC Connection Pools
System Level API for the JNDI Service Provider
System Level API for JDBC drivers
Obtaining Connections from a WLE Connection Pool
An Application's View of the Connection Lifecycle
Platforms Supported by the jdbcKona Drivers
Adding the JAR Files to Your CLASSPATH
jdbcKona/Oracle Shared Libraries and Dynamic Link Libraries
Requirements for Making a Connection to a Database Management System (DBMS)
The JDBC API, with WebLogic Extensions
Implementing a WLE Java Application Using the jdbcKona Drivers
Setting Properties for Connecting to the DBMS
Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Records
Creating and Using Stored Procedures and Functions
Disconnecting and Closing Objects
Connecting the jdbcKona/Oracle Driver to an Oracle DBMS
Other Properties You Can Set for the jdbcKona/Oracle Driver
Waiting for Oracle DBMS Resources
Support for Oracle Array Fetches
Syntax for Stored Procedures in the jdbcKona/Oracle Driver
Binding a Parameter to an Oracle Cursor
jdbcKona/Oracle and the Oracle NUMBER Column
Connecting to an SQL Server with the jdbcKona/MSSQLServer4 Driver
Setting Properties for Microsoft SQL
Server 7
Using the jdbcKona/MSSQLServer4 Driver in Java Development Environments
JDBC Extensions and Limitations
cursorName Method Not Supported
java.sql.TimeStamp Limitations
Statement.executeWriteText() Methods Not Supported
Sharing a Connection Object in Multithreaded Applications
EXECUTE Keyword with Stored Procedures
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