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I’m maintaining an Oracle 9 database connected to a Java application.
When looking at the weblogic configuration I note that the following properties are set next to the datasource, but I am not sure as to what effect these have. Does anyone know the purpose and effect of the settings below?
oracle.jdbc.V8Compatible=true
oracle.jdbc.J2EE13Compliant=false
oracle.jdbc.V8Compatible – After 8i the JDBC driver started returning a java.sql.Date class for a DATE type column and a java.sql.Timestamp class for a TIMESTAMP column. That makes sense except a Oracle DATE column also contains time information so a lot of table designs have DATE for storing timestamps and want a java.sql.Timestamp. By setting that option, you’ll get the old behavior of a DATE column creating a java.sql.Timestamp.
oracle.jdbc.J2EE13Compliant – This one I’m not sure about. I found a reference that says it turns on a Java EE 1.3 strict mode. What exactly that means I’m not sure.