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You can use Oracle without ODBC, just use the class 4 JDBC driver which has far better performance and is platform independent.
You're not going to create DSNs from Java without using native code (thus JNI and a DLL), though maybe the Oracle ODBC bridge driver has some non-standard functionality to allow it (you'd have to check the documentation on the driver for that).
You're not going to create DSNs from Java without using native code (thus JNI and a DLL), though maybe the Oracle ODBC bridge driver has some non-standard functionality to allow it (you'd have to check the documentation on the driver for that).
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