Yes you can run the smaller drivers on newer java versions. As part of that, we have been testing various pieces of our software stack and realized the need to look at our Oracle JDBC drivers as well. Looking at the Oracle site and documentation, the different versions seem to be primarily targeting various versions of the JDBC API, which tend to correspond to the version of the JVM they were introduced in. You are on thin ice as it is. If you want to use ojdbc 
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However I generely suggest to use the latest i.
We have upgraded our DB from 9 to 12c. Get the newest JAR you possibly can and use that. No matter what the DB version is. All earlier versions of Java have passed the end of their support life.
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The best time for you to upgrade is now, because 6 months from now it’ll be even worse. I did not see ojdbc I know from experience, the longer you wait, the worse it’ll be.
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At runtime you can use ojdbc There’s a good reason why Oracle isn’t making classes Home Questions Tags Users Unanswered. With Java generally being backwards compatible, it seems like sticking with ojdbc Using old Java with the latest Oracle version is like putting new wine in old wine skins. Ravikanth 1, 7 39 Why don’t you start by updating your JDK first? Do yourself a favor and get your Java infrastructure up to date. Sign up using Facebook. Email Required, but never shown.
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Post Your Answer Discard By clicking “Post Your Answer”, you acknowledge that you have read our updated terms of serviceprivacy policy and cookie policyand that your continued use of the website is subject to these policies. The docs specifically call out a chart like this, which makes me wonder if ojdbc You choose not to.
Can we use ojdbc As part of that, we have been testing various pieces of our software stack and realized the need to look at our Oracle JDBC drivers as well. Its old application and we cannot migrate to new at this time. Goyuix 2, 3 23 Server Fault works best with JavaScript enabled. Post as a guest Name. Oracle recommends to use always the latest instant client version – even when your DB is older version.
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