Whether on the cloud or on-premises, developing Java applications with Oracle Autonomous Databases is fast and simple. Java developers can take advantage of the latest features, such as Oracle Autonomous Database, performance self-tuning, high availability, in-memory processing, and pluggable databases to design and develop a high performant, scalable, and reliable applications. Oracle Database 19c and 18c JDBC drivers introduce a new property file (ojdbc.properties) along with few other features that simplifies the connection to Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP) and Autonomous Data Warehousing (ADW).
I've been having very similar problems, ever since I've updated my Knime to 3.3.0; The driver I used for oracle stopped working entirely, and I had to download a new version, ojdbc7.jar. I get the same error message as above.
What I've noticed though, is that even if I remove the jar file from Preferences -> KNIME -> Databases, I'm still able to select oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver from the drivers list in Database Connector node.
can you have a look into the KNIME log when the error occurs. To view the KNIME log open KNIME and go to View->Open KNIME log. In the KNIME log you should find several log entries regarding which driver KNIME is used etc. When KNIME starts the user defined drivers are loaded at the beginning. To find these entries search for "Load driver from file" or "Load driver from directory" in the log file. When executing a DB node KNIME is also logging which driver is used to establish the connection. To find these entries search for "Loading driver from DB factory" in the KNIME log.
For reporting, I use a database connection to Oracle 12c. The driver is registered (Pref->Database) and locally on the executer (form KNIME Server), the workflow works proberly. But after deployment, I get the following error message:
You can save the driver anywhere on the KNIME Server filesystem. You need to make sure that it has the same file permissions as the rest of the KNIME Server executor installation. Then finally you need to make sure that the preferences.epf file points to the location of the drivers.
Error while connecting with oci8 driver to orcl: oracle.aurora.server.tools.load.java.ToolsException: The JDBC oci8 driver is not installed properly, use -thin to try the JDBC Thin driver : D:\app\product\11.2.0\client_1\bin\ocijdbc11.dll
On searching for this error in informatica forum I found an article which says there is problem with Oracle JDBC driver. Also the prerequisite says there has to be Oracle JDBC driver 11.2.0.3 for Oracle 11g database.
Can someone guide on the Oracle JDBC drivers I need to use and how to install them if needed? Also seeing the error from the above loadjava command if you can suggest anything else it might mean or in case it means something else is wrong then please let me know. We are not having a DBA currently so would need to resolve this issue ourselves with help from the oracle community firends.
I downloaded the instant client instantclient-basic-windows.x64-12.2.0.1.0.zip from Instant Client for Microsoft Windows (x64) 64-bit. The installation instruction ODBC Instant Client Release Notes mentions to unzip (I unzipped in instantclient_12_1 folder) and run odbc_install.exe for Windows Installing Oracle Instant Client ODBC. However there is no odbc_install.exe file under instantclient_12_1 folder. I followed another instruction to set PATH env variable to include path to this instantclient_12_1 folder, but I dont see Oracle ODBC driver in the ODBC Data Source Administrator to configure a data source.
Thank you.
I believe it was related to permissions.
After reading documentation and trying to understand how it works, I got the latest Oracle JDBC driver and put it in the plugins folder, but that didn't help.
Then I gave the plugins full permissions to the system account and now it worked.
Oracle ASM Filter Driver (Oracle ASMFD) is installed with an Oracle Grid Infrastructure installation. If you have an existing Oracle ASM library driver (Oracle ASMLIB) configuration, then this document will guide you to migrate the existing ASM diskgroup disks which are stamped with ASMLib to ASMFD (ASM Filter Driver).
I have set up an oracle user experience monitor ,even though i installed the oracle driver i still kept getting the following error "The Oracle Client software must be properly installed to use the Oracle QA Monitor".
Also checked the SolarWinds.APM.Probes. process using process explorer and the oci.dll does not seem to be in the list of dlls for that process, which i'm assuming means the oracle driver was not actually loaded?
Since you are using a 64bit database driver you will need to edit the application, expand "Advanced", and change the "Platform to run polling job on" from "x86" to "x64". Save your changes and SAM should properly recognize your 64bit driver.
today,I got a problem about the oracle.when i run it in a class alone,it goes well.However,when i add it into the project and export as SOI/SOE,the soi/soe run in the server and gives me a exception "java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver".I have configured the library path to the same as ArcObject library.but it cannot be found as before
What I have tried:
I have installed the drivers, and have a file C:/Oracle, in that folder I have instant_client_19_8. When I do odbc::odbcListDrivers() I don't see any with the name instantclient, but when I try to install using run as admin, start odbc_install.exe, it quickly flashes and then nothing happens.
I have been restarted the service as well as the entire cluster several times along the way. So it shouldn't be the problem. Postgresql driver, FYI, worked immediately after placing into the directory above without service restart.
3) Also, sqoop has --driver option where you can set the driver explicitly. Under normal conditions, if you have the SQOOP_HOME environment variable set for your sqoop user and the library is placed to the /lib folder, you shouldn't need this step 3.
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Apologies if you have already checked this - but are the permissions on the driver ok (for example - can the user or service that starts the server has read/execute access to the driver.
Are you using Oracle on another jazz-based product?
anthony
@irelandm: can you try something this? I found this in an old work item:
"Set the environment variable ORACLE_JDBC_DRIVER_FILE to point to the JDBC driver JAR file (not the directory that contains the file). For example, if the ojdbc5.jar file is located in the /server/oracle directory, then ORACLE_JDBC_DRIVER_FILE must be set to /server/oracle/ojdbc5.jar."
This is for Jazz Team Server though. I'm not sure how DM figures out where the jar is.
Mark - if your ACL changes don't work - we managed to fix a similar problem for RTC v3 accessing Oracle 11g by doing the following:
Created a sub-directory called oracle in the /server directory.
Added in the oracle drivers to the oracle sub-directory.
In this specific case we had to use an ojdbc5.jar driver - and we set up a symbolic link so the ojdbc14.jar actually pointed to the ojdbc5.jar (this was on Linux).
This may be completely irrelevant to your problem but adding in for completeness.
anthony
The first time you connect to the Oracle database, you enter the path to the Oracle Driver file (ojdbc8.jar). You can download the file at -091264.html. Make sure to register on the free Oracle Technical Network website to complete the download. AWS SCT uses the selected driver for any future Oracle database connections. The driver path can be modified using the Drivers tab in Global Settings.
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