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Oracle® Database

JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference

10g Release 2 (10.2)

B14355-04

March 2010

This book describes how to use the Oracle JDBC drivers to develop powerful Java database applications. Oracle Database JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference, 10g Release 2 (10.2)

B14355-04

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Contents

Preface............................................................................................................................................................... xix

Audience..................................................................................................................................................... xix

Documentation Accessibility................................................................................................................... xix

Related Documents................................................................................................................................... xx

Conventions .............................................................................................................................................. xxii

Part I Overview

1 Introducing JDBC

Overview of JDBC.................................................................................................................................... 1-1

Overview of the Oracle JDBC Drivers................................................................................................. 1-1

Common Features of Oracle JDBC Drivers.................................................................................... 1-2

JDBC Thin Driver............................................................................................................................... 1-3

JDBC OCI Driver................................................................................................................................ 1-3

JDBC Server-Side Thin Driver.......................................................................................................... 1-3

JDBC Server-Side Internal Driver.................................................................................................... 1-4

Choosing the Appropriate Driver.................................................................................................... 1-4

Feature Differences Between JDBC OCI and Thin Drivers.......................................................... 1-5

Overview of Application and Applet Functionality......................................................................... 1-5

Applet Basics....................................................................................................................................... 1-5

Oracle Extensions............................................................................................................................... 1-6

Server-Side Basics.................................................................................................................................... 1-6

Environments and Support.................................................................................................................... 1-7

Supported JDK and JDBC Versions................................................................................................. 1-7

JNI and Java Environments.............................................................................................................. 1-7

JDBC and IDEs.................................................................................................................................... 1-7

Changes At This Release........................................................................................................................ 1-7

New Features...................................................................................................................................... 1-7

Desupported Features....................................................................................................................... 1-9

Interface Changes............................................................................................................................... 1-9

Feature List............................................................................................................................................. 1-10

2 Getting Started

Compatibilities for Oracle JDBC Drivers............................................................................................ 2-1

Verifying a JDBC Client Installation.................................................................................................... 2-1

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Checking Installed Directories and Files........................................................................................ 2-2

Checking the Environment Variables ............................................................................................. 2-3

Ensuring that the Java Code Can Be Compiled and Run............................................................. 2-4

Determining the Version of the JDBC Driver ................................................................................ 2-4

Testing JDBC and the Database Connection.................................................................................. 2-5

3 Basic Features

Basic Steps in JDBC................................................................................................................................. 3-1

Importing Packages ........................................................................................................................... 3-2

Opening a Connection to a Database.............................................................................................. 3-2

Creating a Statement Object ............................................................................................................. 3-3

Running a Query and Retrieving a ResultSet Object.................................................................... 3-3

Processing the ResultSet Object ....................................................................................................... 3-3

Closing the ResultSet and Statement Objects................................................................................. 3-4

Making Changes to the Database .................................................................................................... 3-4

Committing Changes......................................................................................................................... 3-5

Closing the Connection..................................................................................................................... 3-5

Sample: Connecting, Querying, and Processing the Results........................................................... 3-6

Stored Procedure Calls in JDBC Programs.......................................................................................... 3-6

PL/SQL Stored Procedures.............................................................................................................. 3-6

Java Stored Procedures...................................................................................................................... 3-7

Processing SQL Exceptions.................................................................................................................... 3-7

Part II Oracle JDBC

4 JDBC Standards Support

Introduction............................................................................................................................................... 4-1

JDBC 2.0 Support: JDK 1.2.x and Later Versions................................................................................ 4-1

Data Type Support............................................................................................................................. 4-2

Standard Feature Support................................................................................................................. 4-2

Extended Feature Support................................................................................................................ 4-2

Standard versus Oracle Performance Enhancement APIs........................................................... 4-2

JDBC 3.0 Support: JDK 1.4 and Previous Releases............................................................................ 4-2

Overview of Supported JDBC 3.0 Features......................................................................................... 4-3

Transaction Savepoints............................................................................................................................ 4-3

Creating a Savepoint.......................................................................................................................... 4-4

Rolling back to a Savepoint .............................................................................................................. 4-4

Releasing a Savepoint........................................................................................................................ 4-4

Checking Savepoint Support............................................................................................................ 4-5

Savepoint Notes.................................................................................................................................. 4-5

Savepoint Interfaces........................................................................................................................... 4-5

Pre-JDK1.4 Savepoint Support......................................................................................................... 4-6

Retrieval of Auto-Generated Keys........................................................................................................ 4-6

java.sql.DatabaseMetaData............................................................................................................... 4-6

java.sql.Statement............................................................................................................................... 4-6

java.sql.Connection............................................................................................................................ 4-7

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Sample Code....................................................................................................................................... 4-7

JDBC 3.0 LOB Interface Methods.......................................................................................................... 4-8

Result Set Holdability............................................................................................................................. 4-8

5 Oracle Extensions

Introduction to Oracle Extensions........................................................................................................ 5-1

Support Features of the Oracle Extensions ........................................................................................ 5-1

Support for Oracle Data Types ........................................................................................................ 5-2

Support for Oracle Objects................................................................................................................ 5-2

Support for Schema Naming............................................................................................................ 5-3

DML Returning .................................................................................................................................. 5-4

Accessing PL/SQL Index-by Tables................................................................................................ 5-4

Oracle JDBC Packages............................................................................................................................. 5-4

Package oracle.sql .............................................................................................................................. 5-4

Package oracle.jdbc......................................................................................................................... 5-10

Oracle Character Data Types Support............................................................................................... 5-10

SQL CHAR Data Types.................................................................................................................. 5-10

SQL NCHAR Data Types............................................................................................................... 5-10

Class oracle.sql.CHAR.................................................................................................................... 5-11

Additional Oracle Type Extensions................................................................................................... 5-13

Oracle ROWID Type....................................................................................................................... 5-14

Oracle REF CURSOR Type Category........................................................................................... 5-15

Oracle BINARY_FLOAT and BINARY_DOUBLE Types ......................................................... 5-16

The oracle.jdbc Package ................................................................................................................. 5-17

Interface oracle.jdbc.OracleConnection................................................................................ 5-18

Interface oracle.jdbc.OracleStatement................................................................................... 5-19

Interface oracle.jdbc.OraclePreparedStatement .................................................................. 5-20

Interface oracle.jdbc.OracleCallableStatement.................................................................... 5-21

Interface oracle.jdbc.OracleResultSet.................................................................................... 5-23

Interface oracle.jdbc.OracleResultSetMetaData................................................................... 5-24

Class oracle.jdbc.OracleTypes................................................................................................ 5-24

Method getJavaSqlConnection............................................................................................... 5-25

DML Returning..................................................................................................................................... 5-26

Oracle-Specific APIs........................................................................................................................ 5-27

Running DML Returning Statements........................................................................................... 5-27

Example of DML Returning .......................................................................................................... 5-28

Limitations of DML Returning...................................................................................................... 5-29

Accessing PL/SQL Index-by Tables................................................................................................... 5-29

Overview.......................................................................................................................................... 5-29

Binding IN Parameters................................................................................................................... 5-30

Receiving OUT Parameters............................................................................................................ 5-31

Type Mappings................................................................................................................................ 5-33

6 Features Specific to JDBC Thin

Introduction to JDBC Thin Client......................................................................................................... 6-1

Additional Features Supported............................................................................................................. 6-1

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Support for Applets........................................................................................................................... 6-2

Default Support for Native XA........................................................................................................ 6-2

JDBC in Applets....................................................................................................................................... 6-2

Connecting to the Database through the Applet........................................................................... 6-2

Connecting to a Database on a Different Host Than the Web Server ........................................ 6-3

Using the Oracle Connection Manager.................................................................................... 6-3

Using Signed Applets................................................................................................................. 6-5

Using Applets with Firewalls........................................................................................................... 6-6

Configuring a Firewall for Applets that use the JDBC Thin Driver.................................... 6-6

Writing a URL to Connect through a Firewall ....................................................................... 6-7

Packaging Applets ............................................................................................................................. 6-8

Specifying an Applet in an HTML Page......................................................................................... 6-8

CODE, HEIGHT, and WIDTH.................................................................................................. 6-8

CODEBASE.................................................................................................................................. 6-9

ARCHIVE..................................................................................................................................... 6-9

7 Features Specific to JDBC OCI

OCI Connection Pooling......................................................................................................................... 7-1

Transparent Application Failover......................................................................................................... 7-1

OCI Native XA.......................................................................................................................................... 7-1

OCI Instant Client.................................................................................................................................... 7-1

Overview of Instant Client................................................................................................................ 7-2

Benefits of Instant Client................................................................................................................... 7-2

JDBC OCI Instant Client Installation Process ................................................................................ 7-3

Usage of Instant Client...................................................................................................................... 7-4

Patching Instant Client Shared Libraries........................................................................................ 7-4

Regeneration of Data Shared Library and ZIP files...................................................................... 7-5

Database Connection Names for OCI Instant Client.................................................................... 7-5

Environment Variables for OCI Instant Client.............................................................................. 7-7

Instant Client Light (English)................................................................................................................ 7-8

Globalization Settings........................................................................................................................ 7-9

Operation............................................................................................................................................. 7-9

Installation........................................................................................................................................ 7-10

8 Server-Side Internal Driver

Introduction............................................................................................................................................... 8-1

Connecting to the Database.................................................................................................................... 8-1

Exception-Handling Extensions............................................................................................................ 8-3

Session and Transaction Context........................................................................................................... 8-4

Testing JDBC on the Server.................................................................................................................... 8-4

Loading an Application into the Server............................................................................................... 8-5

Server-Side Character Set Conversion of oracle.sql.CHAR Data................................................... 8-6

Part III Connection and Security

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9 Data Sources and URLs

Data Sources.............................................................................................................................................. 9-1

Overview of Oracle Data Source Support for JNDI...................................................................... 9-1

Features and Properties of Data Sources........................................................................................ 9-2

Creating a Data Source Instance and Connecting......................................................................... 9-6

Creating a Data Source Instance, Registering with JNDI, and Connecting............................... 9-6

Supported Connection Properties ................................................................................................... 9-7

Using Roles for SYS Login................................................................................................................ 9-9

Configuring Database Remote Login........................................................................................... 9-10

Bequeath Connection and SYS Logon.......................................................................................... 9-11

Properties for Oracle Performance Extensions........................................................................... 9-11

Logging and Tracing....................................................................................................................... 9-12

Database URLs and Database Specifiers.......................................................................................... 9-13

10 JDBC Client-Side Security Features

Support for Oracle Advanced Security............................................................................................. 10-1

JDBC OCI Driver Support for Oracle Advanced Security........................................................ 10-1

JDBC Thin Driver Support for Oracle Advanced Security....................................................... 10-2

Support for Login Authentication..................................................................................................... 10-2

Support for Data Encryption and Integrity...................................................................................... 10-2

JDBC OCI Driver Support for Encryption and Integrity........................................................... 10-3

JDBC Thin Driver Support for Encryption and Integrity.......................................................... 10-4

Setting Encryption and Integrity Parameters in Java ................................................................ 10-5

Secure External Password Store......................................................................................................... 10-7

11 SSL Support

Overview of SSL.................................................................................................................................... 11-1

Java Version of SSL............................................................................................................................... 11-1

SSL in JDBC........................................................................................................................................... 11-2

Non-JSSE Related Properties......................................................................................................... 11-2

JSSE Related Properties.................................................................................................................. 11-4

Enabling SSL.................................................................................................................................... 11-5

12 Proxy Authentication

Need for Proxy Authentication........................................................................................................... 12-1

Creating Proxy Connections................................................................................................................ 12-2

Caching Proxy Connections................................................................................................................ 12-3

Part IV Data Access and Manipulation

13 Accessing and Manipulating Oracle Data

Data Type Mappings............................................................................................................................. 13-1

Table of Mappings .......................................................................................................................... 13-1

Notes Regarding Mappings........................................................................................................... 13-3

Data Conversion Considerations....................................................................................................... 13-3

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Standard Types Versus Oracle Types .......................................................................................... 13-4

Converting SQL NULL Data......................................................................................................... 13-4

Testing for NULLs .......................................................................................................................... 13-4

Result Set and Statement Extensions................................................................................................ 13-5

Comparison of Oracle get and set Methods to Standard JDBC .................................................. 13-5

Standard getObject Method........................................................................................................... 13-6

Oracle getOracleObject Method.................................................................................................... 13-6

Summary of getObject and getOracleObject Return Types...................................................... 13-7

Other getXXX Methods .................................................................................................................. 13-9

Return Types of getXXX Methods......................................................................................... 13-9

Special Notes about getXXX Methods................................................................................ 13-11

Data Types For Returned Objects from getObject and getXXX ............................................. 13-11

The setObject and setOracleObject Methods............................................................................. 13-12

Other setXXX Methods................................................................................................................. 13-13

Input Parameter Types of setXXX Methods....................................................................... 13-13

Setter Method Size Limitations............................................................................................ 13-15

Setter Methods That Take Additional Input...................................................................... 13-15

Method setFixedCHAR for Binding CHAR Data into WHERE Clauses....................... 13-16

Using Result Set Meta Data Extensions.......................................................................................... 13-17

14 Java Streams in JDBC

Overview................................................................................................................................................. 14-1

Streaming LONG or LONG RAW Columns.................................................................................... 14-2

LONG RAW Data Conversions .................................................................................................... 14-2

LONG Data Conversions............................................................................................................... 14-2

Streaming Example for LONG RAW Data.................................................................................. 14-3

Avoiding Streaming for LONG or LONG RAW........................................................................ 14-5

Streaming CHAR, VARCHAR, or RAW Columns.......................................................................... 14-5

Streaming LOBs and External Files................................................................................................... 14-6

Data Streaming and Multiple Columns............................................................................................ 14-7

Closing a Stream.................................................................................................................................... 14-8

Notes and Precautions on Streams..................................................................................................... 14-8

Streaming Data Precautions .......................................................................................................... 14-8

Using Streams to Avoid Limits on setBytes and setString........................................................ 14-9

Streaming and Row Prefetching................................................................................................... 14-9

15 Working with Oracle Object Types

Mapping Oracle Objects...................................................................................................................... 15-1

Using the Default STRUCT Class for Oracle Objects................................................................... 15-2

STRUCT Class Functionality......................................................................................................... 15-2

Retrieving STRUCT Objects and Attributes................................................................................ 15-3

Creating STRUCT Objects and Descriptors................................................................................. 15-5

Binding STRUCT Objects into Statements................................................................................... 15-7

STRUCT Automatic Attribute Buffering..................................................................................... 15-7

Creating and Using Custom Object Classes for Oracle Objects.................................................. 15-8

Relative Advantages of ORAData versus SQLData................................................................... 15-9

Understanding Type Maps for SQLData Implementations...................................................... 15-9

ix Creating Type Map and Defining Mappings for a SQLData Implementation.................... 15-10

Adding Entries to an Existing Type Map........................................................................... 15-10

Creating a New Type Map ................................................................................................... 15-11

Materializing Object Types not Specified in the Type Map ............................................ 15-11

Understanding the SQLData Interface....................................................................................... 15-12

Reading and Writing Data with a SQLData Implementation ................................................ 15-13

Understanding the ORAData Interface ..................................................................................... 15-16

Reading and Writing Data with a ORAData Implementation............................................... 15-17

Additional Uses for ORAData..................................................................................................... 15-20

The Deprecated CustomDatum Interface.................................................................................. 15-20

Object-Type Inheritance.................................................................................................................... 15-21

Creating Subtypes......................................................................................................................... 15-21

Implementing Customized Classes for Subtypes..................................................................... 15-22

Use of ORAData for Type Inheritance Hierarchy............................................................. 15-22

Use of SQLData for Type Inheritance Hierarchy.............................................................. 15-25

JPublisher Utility.................................................................................................................... 15-27

Retrieving Subtype Objects.......................................................................................................... 15-27

Creating Subtype Objects............................................................................................................. 15-29

Sending Subtype Objects.............................................................................................................. 15-30

Accessing Subtype Data Fields ................................................................................................... 15-30

Inheritance Meta Data Methods.................................................................................................. 15-31

Using JPublisher to Create Custom Object Classes..................................................................... 15-32

JPublisher Functionality............................................................................................................... 15-32

JPublisher Type Mappings .......................................................................................................... 15-33

Describing an Object Type................................................................................................................ 15-35

Functionality for Getting Object Meta Data.............................................................................. 15-35

Steps for Retrieving Object Meta Data....................................................................................... 15-36

16 Working with LOBs and BFILEs

Oracle Extensions for LOBs and BFILEs........................................................................................... 16-1

Working with BLOBs and CLOBs...................................................................................................... 16-2

Getting and Passing BLOB and CLOB Locators......................................................................... 16-2

Retrieving BLOB and CLOB Locators................................................................................... 16-2

Passing BLOB and CLOB Locators........................................................................................ 16-3

Reading and Writing BLOB and CLOB Data.............................................................................. 16-4

Creating and Populating a BLOB or CLOB Column ................................................................. 16-7

Accessing and Manipulating BLOB and CLOB Data ................................................................ 16-8

Additional BLOB and CLOB Features......................................................................................... 16-9

Data Interface for LOBs..................................................................................................................... 16-12

Working With Temporary LOBs....................................................................................................... 16-14

Using Open and Close With LOBs.................................................................................................. 16-16

Working with BFILEs......................................................................................................................... 16-16

Getting and Passing BFILE Locators.......................................................................................... 16-16

Reading BFILE Data...................................................................................................................... 16-18

Creating and Populating a BFILE Column................................................................................ 16-19

Accessing and Manipulating BFILE Data.................................................................................. 16-20

Additional BFILE Features .......................................................................................................... 16-21

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17 Using Oracle Object References

Oracle Extensions for Object References.......................................................................................... 17-1

Overview of Object Reference Functionality.................................................................................. 17-2

Object Reference Getter and Setter Methods .............................................................................. 17-2

Key REF Class Methods................................................................................................................. 17-2

Retrieving and Passing an Object Reference................................................................................... 17-3

Retrieving an Object Reference from a Result Set...................................................................... 17-3

Retrieving an Object Reference from a Callable Statement ...................................................... 17-4

Passing an Object Reference to a Prepared Statement............................................................... 17-4

Accessing and Updating Object Values through an Object Reference...................................... 17-5

Custom Reference Classes with JPublisher..................................................................................... 17-5

18 Working with Oracle Collections

Oracle Extensions for Collections...................................................................................................... 18-1

Choices in Materializing Collections............................................................................................ 18-1

Creating Collections........................................................................................................................ 18-2

Creating Multilevel Collection Types .......................................................................................... 18-3

Overview of Collection Functionality............................................................................................... 18-3

Array Getter and Setter Methods.................................................................................................. 18-3

ARRAY Descriptors and ARRAY Class Functionality.............................................................. 18-4

ARRAY Performance Extension Methods........................................................................................ 18-5

Accessing oracle.sql.ARRAY Elements as Arrays of Java Primitive Types............................ 18-5

ARRAY Automatic Element Buffering ........................................................................................ 18-6

ARRAY Automatic Indexing......................................................................................................... 18-6

Creating and Using Arrays.................................................................................................................. 18-7

Creating ARRAY Objects and Descriptors.................................................................................. 18-7

Retrieving an Array and Its Elements........................................................................................ 18-10

Retrieving the Array ............................................................................................................. 18-10

Data Retrieval Methods ........................................................................................................ 18-11

Comparing the Data Retrieval Methods............................................................................. 18-12

Retrieving Elements of a Structured Object Array According to a Type Map............. 18-12

Retrieving a Subset of Array Elements............................................................................... 18-13

Retrieving Array Elements into an oracle.sql.Datum Array........................................... 18-13

Accessing Multilevel Collection Elements......................................................................... 18-14

Passing Arrays to Statement Objects.......................................................................................... 18-15

Using a Type Map to Map Array Elements.................................................................................... 18-16

Custom Collection Classes with JPublisher.................................................................................. 18-18

19 Result Set

Overview................................................................................................................................................. 19-1

Result Set Functionality and Result Set Categories Supported in JDBC 2.0........................... 19-1

Oracle JDBC Implementation Overview for Result Set Enhancements.................................. 19-3

Creating Scrollable or Updatable Result Sets................................................................................. 19-5

Specifying Result Set Scrollability and Updatability................................................................. 19-5

Result Set Limitations and Downgrade Rules............................................................................ 19-6

Positioning and Processing in Scrollable Result Sets.................................................................... 19-8

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Positioning in a Scrollable Result Set........................................................................................... 19-8

Processing a Scrollable Result Set............................................................................................... 19-10

Updating Result Sets.......................................................................................................................... 19-11

Performing a DELETE Operation in a Result Set..................................................................... 19-11

Performing an UPDATE Operation in a Result Set ................................................................. 19-12

Performing an INSERT Operation in a Result Set.................................................................... 19-13

Avoiding Update Conflicts.......................................................................................................... 19-14

Fetch Size.............................................................................................................................................. 19-15

Setting the Fetch Size.................................................................................................................... 19-15

Use of Standard Fetch Size versus Oracle Row-Prefetch Setting........................................... 19-16

Refetching Rows.................................................................................................................................. 19-16

Seeing Database Changes Made Internally and Externally........................................................ 19-17

Seeing Internal Changes............................................................................................................... 19-17

Seeing External Changes.............................................................................................................. 19-18

Visibility versus Detection of External Changes ...................................................................... 19-18

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