IN ORACLE 10G I CREATED A TABLE AND INSERTED 3 ROWS AND COLOUMNS.NOW MY DOUBT IS WHERE THE DATABASE FILE WILL BE STORED????THE REASON WHY IAM ASKING IS BCOZ IT MAY NEED FOR JAVA CONNECTIVITY
rithish
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Jump to PostYou don't need to know where the physical file is stored. You will connect to the server, not to the file directly.
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pritaeas
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You don't need to know where the physical file is stored. You will connect to the server, not to the file directly.
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You need not worry about the physical file. With the server config you can provide java connectivity.
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