User guide

Chapter 10
10.1 Disallowed Dynamic SQL Statements
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Other Information
Because JDBC has its own connection protocol, the following dynamic SQL statements will
raise an exception if they are executed from a Statement or PreparedStatement
SET CONNECT
CONNECT
DISCONNECT
Sample Setup, Starting and Using an Oracle JDBC for
Rdb thin server.
This section describes step by step how you can start a simple JDBC server and use it to
access a database on your system
Install Oracle JDBC for Rdb on the database server
Decide on the versions of Rdb and JAVA you wish to use on the server
Setup server-side configuration files and command procedures
Start the Oracle JDBC for Rdb thin server
Install Oracle JDBC for Rdb thin driver on your client machine
Write you application using the JDBC API
You may choose to start-up a server by either:
Invoking the rdbthinsrv JAR directly at the DCL command line. See Starting a
Thin Server from the Command Line
By creating and starting a JDBC Dispatcher in SQL/Services. See Starting a Thin
Server from Oracle SQL/Services
Or by using the Oracle JDBC for Rdb controller. See Starting a Thin Server from
the Oracle JDBC for Rdb controller
In this walk-through we will use the controller to maintain the servers. It is important that
the command procedures used during the start-up of a server from the controller be
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