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Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection(

"jdbc:rdbThin://bravo:1701/my_db_dir:personnel",user, pass);

Note:

The

<database_specification>

should be a valid OpenVMS-style file specification

logical name, for example:

my_disk:[my_directory]my_database

When you use an Oracle Rdb thin driver connection, any logical names and relative

directory specifications used in the database specification must be valid for the account and

directory from which the Oracle Rdb thin server was started.

2.2.2 Class Used with the Oracle JDBC for Rdb thin driver

The Rdb thin driver can be found in the following class:

oracle.rdb.jdbc.rdbThin.Driver

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2.3 Connection Options

The Oracle JDBC for Rdb drivers recognize a number of options that may be added to the

connection string to specify certain default behavior and settings to be established when the

connection is made.

Connection options may be either added directly to a connection URL using the @

character as a separator, or as property values in the properties block that may be passed to

the DriverManager.GetConnection() method .

Format In connection URL

@<option_name>=<value>

Options

The connections options that may be used are described in Table 2–3 Connection Options

Table 2-3 Connection Options

<option_name> <value> Default Description

cli.idleTimeout Decimal or

hex integer

Sets the maximum time (in milliseconds) this

client connection may be idle. If no operation

is carried out using this connection within the

time specified, the connection will be forcibly

disconnected.