Re: OCI vs THIN

[Alexey Solofnenko]

We evaluated OCI driver ourselves and found that it has only one benefit - external OPS$ account support. Otherwise THIN driver requires less maintenance, less installation and it is often faster, because it brings some datatypes inline (LONG, if I am not mistaken).

- Alexey.

Rumpa Giri wrote:

For production environment it has been recommended that we use OCI
driver.

Based on the oracle JDBC guide, with oracle 10g there is not much

We would like to know is there any documentation/links/whitepapers on
the above? Is there any data proving that OCI performs better than THIN
driver?

What are you using for your production JDBC driver? Have you had a
chance to compare the two before making the decision?

Thanks,

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difference in the two drivers in terms of capability. Rumpa Giri ---------------------------------

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