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Example
To connect using the thin driver via an Oracle JDBC for Rdb server to
MY_DB_DIR:PERS on node BRAVO using port 1755 and enabling full trace logging for
this connection:
Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection(
"jdbc:rdbThin://bravo:1755/my_db_dir:pers@tracelevel=-1",
user, pass);
Alternatively , these options may be placed in a properties block:
Properties info = new Properties();
info.put("user", user);
info.put("password", password);
info.put("tracelevel", traceLevel);
Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection(
"jdbc:rdbThin://bravo:1755/my_db_dir:pers", info);
2.4 Oracle JDBC for Rdb System Properties
The Oracle JDBC for Rdb drivers and servers can recognize configuration or connection
properties passed in as Java System Properties from the operating system command line
during application invocation.
When used in conjunction with an application invoking the Rdb native or Rdb thin driver,
the drivers will recognize system properties with an <option_name> similar to a valid
Connection option, see Connection Options
for more details of these options.
If the same configuration option is specified as both an Rdb system property and within the
connection URL, then the value within the connection URL will take precedence.
When used in conjunction with an Rdb server invocation the server will recognize system
properties with any <option_name> that may be used as a server configuration option, see
Server Configuration Options
and Pool Server Configuration Options for more details of
these options.
Any Rdb system property specified during the invocation of a server will take precedence
over the same property specified on the command line as a standard configuration option or
in a configuration file.
Format
-Doracle.rdb.jdbc.<option_name>=<value>
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