You'll need to edit your jbuilder.config file (in Jbuilder/bin/). You'll
see a line that looks like this: # Add JDBC Drivers And under it is where
you'll add the path to your jdbc driver. Then, restart Jbuilder, and your
jdbc explorer should work.
soh syed
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03/08/01 Subject: jdbc explorer
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has any one used jdbc explorer which comes with
Jbuilder 4.0
i am trying to use it but its not loading the oracle
driver,classpath issue...
any suggestions!
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