Oracle 10 g JDBC connection forms developer

Dear,

I would like to connect Oracle 10 g to no Oracle DB forms developer. Is this possible using JDBC? I don't want a direct link between the forms and not Oracle DB through DB Oracle itself.

Thank you, best regards better.

No, this is not possible.  Oracle Forms is directly linked to an Oracle database.  If you need access to a source of data non-Oracle you can do this by using heterogeneous Services according to your version of the database or Oracle Gateway.  It is essentially to create a connection to the non-Oracle with a database of Oracle database and access to this database non-Oracle with your Oracle database.  It's the only way!

Craig...

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