Please Help - Java, Database oracle or sybase

Hi All,

I am a java programmer used to using oracle database.

In my new job, we have oracle plus sybase database. Some applications
use oracle and some use Sybase. I am writing framework, so it can be
used by all applications.

Is it possible to write connection code, independent of database
driver, by just using java.sql package.
One problem I am seeing in sql package is java.sql.types does not have
cursor. I don't know how sybase returns a resultset but java.sql.other
does not look very promising.

Could any body suggest a general solution using two different database.

Thanks a lot,
Jill.

.

Relevant Pages

  • Re: Please Help - Java, Database oracle or sybase
    ... I am a java programmer used to using oracle database. ... we have oracle plus sybase database. ... may behave significantly differently in one DBMS than another. ...
    (comp.lang.java.databases)
  • Re: Oracle 10g R2 RHEL 5 When?
    ... few months or whatever for Oracle to come up with a certified release. ... version on RHEL 5. ... It sounds as if you have now put in a version of sybase onto the RHEL ... My experience with applications that are switched and converted ...
    (comp.databases.oracle.server)
  • Re: Newbie: Creating new database files
    ... With Oracle it appears that there is a central database area underneath the Oracle directory tree which will contain data for all applications using it. ... The Concepts Guide is only 1% or less of the complete documentation set but it has more information about Oracle packed into it than any other source I have seen. ...
    (comp.databases.oracle.misc)
  • Re: Oracle or Sybase ADO.NET driver ?
    ... In fact I have neither Sybase or Oracle database here. ... But I'm writting a database neutral product currently supporting SqlServer, ...
    (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.compactframework)
  • Re: Point at which WAN latency affects perceived app response?
    ... applications accessing an Oracle database over a WAN? ... table based queries into a single Oracle View and also amending the Prefetch ...
    (comp.databases.oracle.misc)