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Progress DataDirect for JDBC for Oracle User's Guide Release 6.0.0

Parameter metadata support

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Table of Contents
  • Welcome to the Progress DataDirect for JDBC for Oracle Driver
    • What's new in this release?
    • Requirements
    • Installing and setting up the driver
    • Data source and driver classes
    • Connection URL
    • Data types
      • Using extended data types
      • Using date/time data types
        • Date/time session parameters
          • TIMESTAMP data type
          • TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE data type
          • TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE data type
      • Using collection data types
        • VARRAY/TABLE
        • OBJECT
      • getTypeInfo
    • SQL escape sequences
      • Supported scalar functions
    • DataDirect tools
    • Version string information
    • Connection properties
    • Troubleshooting
    • Additional information
    • Contacting Technical Support
  • Using the driver
    • Required permissions for Java SE with the standard Security Manager enabled
      • Permissions for establishing connections
      • Granting access to Java properties
      • Granting access to temporary files
      • Granting access to an Oracle tnsnames.ora file
      • Permissions for Kerberos authentication
      • Permissions for bulk load from a CSV file
    • Connecting from an application
      • Setting the classpath
      • Connecting using the DriverManager
        • Passing the connection URL
        • Testing the connection
      • Connecting using data sources
        • How data sources are implemented
        • Creating data sources
          • Example data source
        • Calling a data source in an application
        • Testing a data source connection
    • Using tnsnames.ora files
      • Connecting to the database
      • Configuring the tnsnames.ora file
      • Connecting to Oracle instances running in restricted mode
    • Oracle Connection Manager
    • Using LDAP
    • Using connection properties
      • Required properties
      • Authentication properties
      • Data encryption properties
      • Failover properties
      • Bulk load properties
      • Data type handling properties
      • Timeout properties
      • Statement pooling properties
      • Client information properties
      • Proxy Server Properties
      • Additional properties
    • Performance considerations
    • Support for Oracle RAC
    • Authentication
      • Using the AuthenticationMethod property
      • Configuring user ID/password authentication
      • Configuring Kerberos authentication
        • Product requirements
        • Configuring the driver
        • Specifying user credentials for Kerberos authentication (delegation of credentials)
        • Constrained delegation
      • Configuring NTLM authentication
        • Product requirements
        • Configuring the driver
      • Configuring client authentication
      • Oracle Wallet SSL authentication
      • Oracle Internet Directory (OID)
      • Configuring Entra ID access token authentication
    • Reauthentication
    • Proxy server support
    • Data encryption
      • Configuring TLS/SSL Encryption
      • SSL client authentication
      • SSL server authentication
      • Implementing Oracle Advanced Security
      • Configuring random number generator secure seeding
      • Using Oracle Wallet as a Keystore
      • FIPS (Federal Information Processing Standard)
    • Using failover
      • Configuring failover
        • Specifying primary and alternate servers
        • Specifying connection retry
      • Connection failover
      • Extended connection failover
      • Select connection failover
      • Using client load balancing
      • Using connection retry
    • Returning and inserting/updating XML data
      • Returning XML data
      • Inserting/updating XML data
      • REF CURSOR data type
    • Using IP addresses
    • Parameter metadata support
      • Insert and update statements
      • Select statements
      • Stored procedures
    • ResultSet metadata support
    • Using client information
    • Statement pooling
    • Connection pooling
    • Isolation levels
    • Using scrollable cursors
    • JTA support
    • Unicode support
    • Error handling
    • Batch inserts and updates
    • Rowset support
    • Auto-generated keys support
    • Executing Insert/Update/Delete statements with a Returning clause
    • Configuring Bulk Load
      • Bulk Load limitations
    • DataDirect Bulk Load
      • Using a DDBulkLoad object
        • Exporting data to a CSV file
        • Loading data from a ResultSet object
        • Loading data from a CSV file
        • Logging
    • CSV files
      • Bulk load configuration file
      • Bulk load configuration file schema
        • Verifying the bulk load configuration file for database connections
      • Character set conversions
      • External overflow files
      • Discard file
  • Connection property descriptions
    • AccountingInfo
    • Action
    • AlternateServers
    • ApplicationName
    • AuthenticationMethod
    • BatchMechanism
    • BulkLoadBatchSize
    • BulkLoadOptions
    • CatalogOptions
    • ClientHostName
    • ClientID
    • ClientUser
    • CodePageOverride
    • CommitBehavior
    • ConnectionRetryCount
    • ConnectionRetryDelay
    • ConvertNull
    • CryptoProtocolVersion
    • Database
    • DatabaseName
    • DataIntegrityLevel
    • DataIntegrityTypes
    • EditionName
    • EnableBulkLoad
    • EnableCancelTimeout
    • EnableServerResultCache
    • EncryptionLevel
    • EncryptionMethod
    • EncryptionTypes
    • EntraAccessToken
    • FailoverGranularity
    • FailoverMode
    • FailoverPreconnect
    • FetchTSWTZasTimestamp
    • GSSCredential
    • HostNameInCertificate
    • ImpersonateUser
    • ImpersonateUserPassword
    • ImportStatementPool
    • InitialColumnBufferSize
    • InitializationString
    • InsensitiveResultSetBufferSize
    • JavaDoubleToString
    • JDBCBehavior
    • KeyPassword
    • KeyStore
    • KeyStorePassword
    • LDAPCryptoProtocolVersion
    • LDAPDistinguishedName
    • LDAPEncryptionMethod
    • LDAPHostNameInCertificate
    • LDAPKeyPassword
    • LDAPKeyStore
    • LDAPKeyStorePassword
    • LDAPLoginTimeout
    • LDAPPassword
    • LDAPQueryTimeout
    • LDAPTrustStore
    • LDAPTrustStorePassword
    • LDAPUser
    • LDAPValidateServerCertificate
    • LoadBalancing
    • LoadLibraryPath
    • LOBPrefetchSize
    • LoginTimeout
    • MaxPooledStatements
    • MaxStatements
    • Module
    • NewPassword
    • PadNumberFieldsToScale
    • Password
    • PortNumber
    • ProgramID
    • ProxyHost
    • ProxyPassword
    • ProxyPort
    • ProxyUser
    • QueryTimeout
    • RandomGenerator
    • RegisterStatementPoolMonitorMBean
    • ResultSetMetaDataOptions
    • SDUSize
    • SecureRandomAlgorithm
    • SendFloatParametersAsString
    • ServerName
    • ServerType
    • ServiceName
    • SID
    • SpyAttributes
    • StringParamsMustMatchCharColumns
    • SupportBinaryXML
    • SupportLinks
    • SysLoginRole
    • TNSNamesFile
    • TNSServerName
    • TrustStore
    • TrustStorePassword
    • User
    • ValidateServerCertificate
  • Copyright
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Parameter metadata support

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  • Last Updated: September 29, 2018
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    • DataDirect Connectors
    • JDBC
    • Oracle Database 6.0
    • Documentation

The Oracle driver supports returning parameter metadata as described in this section.

Contents
  • Insert and update statements
  • Select statements
  • Stored procedures
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