Oracle JDBC driver and CF MX 7 Standard edition

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    Default Oracle JDBC driver and CF MX 7 Standard edition

    hi, guys.
    is it possible to use Oracle JDBC driver with CF MX 7
    Standard edition?
    all our CF servers are Enterprise edition so we never ran into any
    problems connecting to Oracle servers.
    however, there will be a couple of new CF servers with relatively
    simple jobs running and we're trying to determine if we can use the
    Standard edition instead.
    I'd like to test this on my own, but CF MX 7 Standard edition is not
    available as a trial download.
    if there's someone who's done this already, I'd love to hear from
    you.
    can anyone shed a little light on this?
    thank you very much!

    J

    cfskyline Guest

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    Default Re: Oracle JDBC driver and CF MX 7 Standard edition

    Hi, J.

    We've used Oracle JDBC driver with CF7 std for our product.
    I believe that you can use Oracle 9i JDBC driver with CF7 std.
    But Oracle 10g JDBC driver with CF7 std has a problem.
    The problem is related to "Date" type of table column.
    ColdFusion can't convert from "Date field" of Oracle 10g driver to "Time" data
    ..
    For example, value of "06/14/2006 14:15:32" in DB is converted to "06/14/2006
    00:00:00".

    Shigeru@Linkcom Guest

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    Default Re: Oracle JDBC driver and CF MX 7 Standard edition

    For the date/timestamp issue, you might check thread [url]http://www.adobe.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/messageview.cfm?catid=6&threadid=1145825[/url]

    Phil
    paross1 Guest

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    Default Re: Oracle JDBC driver and CF MX 7 Standard edition

    Thanks, paross1!!
    ( I didn't know about this. )
    Shigeru@Linkcom Guest

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