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Summary :
This SAP Note provides a comprehensive guide on managing Oracle JDBC connections, specifically targeting JDBC Thin Driver usage within SAP environments. It explains JDBC (Java Database Connectivity) and outlines the various drivers provided by Oracle, with a focus on the JDBC Thin Driver, which is supported by SAP for connecting to Oracle databases. The note details driver compatibility with Oracle database versions, JDK (Java Development Kit) requirements, and file naming conventions for different driver and JDK versions. Additionally, it provides information on locating JDBC Thin Drivers in SAP installation paths, updating drivers, and determining driver versions utilized by Java programs. Recommendations and prerequisites for successful configurations are also included to ensure optimal performance and compatibility across SAP systems.
Key words :
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