Eclipse oracle connection driver

 · How do you set the classpath variable in eclipse IDE for the Oracle Driver. since I am gettign the following error: How do you set the classpath variable in eclipse IDE for the Oracle Driver. since I am gettign the following error: at www.doorway.rut(www.doorway.ru) Creating Statement. you have to change the driver to ojdbc6 1. -click on the ojdbcjar and choose remover 2. click add jar and browse to the location u downloaded it orcaleDB then follow the that path "\oraclexe\app\oracle\product\\server\jdbc\lib" 3. choose the ojdbc6 driver and exit out. This seems to be a restriction of the Eclipse 'Oracle Thin Driver' template. It is only allowing you to specify a SID for the connection, not a service name; and either you don't know the SID or it isn't registered with the listener (which your DBA would need to resolve). If you create a new driver from the 'Oracle Database 11g Driver' template, rather than the 'Oracle Thin Driver' Reviews: 4.

2) Oracle JDBC JAR, since Eclipse uses JDBC to connect to Oracle database it needs JDBC driver JAR for Oracle. You can use any type of JDBC driver, but I prefer Oracle JDBC thin driver e.g. ojdb In order to connect to Oracle database instance, you need two things: 1) Eclipse IDE for Java EE developers, because that contains the database development plugin which doesn't come along with Eclipse IDE for Java developers. Here are the exact steps to connect the Oracle instance from Eclipse: Open Eclipse IDE and Select Database Perspective (Windows Open Perspective Other Database Development). Create Connection Profile, Chose Oracle Choose JDBC Driver and specify its location Specify connection detail e.g. host, port, username, and password Test Connection. at www.doorway.rut(www.doorway.ru) Creating Statement Then I checked in another discussion forum and they said that the default port that oracle runs on is instead of so I changed my code too the following.

To make a Java program talks with Oracle database, we need to have the Oracle JDBC driver. Open Eclipse IDE and Select Database Perspective (Windows >> Open Perspective >> Other >> Database Development). · Create Connection Profile, Chose Oracle. I think you need a matching "ojdbc" dependency (Oracle JDBC driver). There are several versions available on Maven central, choose the one.