CR #428432
Description: You may receive one of the following ServiceName warnings:
Duplicate connection property SERVICENAME ignored.
Duplicate connection property ServiceName ignored.
Workaround: Ignore each warning.
CR # 380113
Description: When a stored procedure or SQL statement executes a select * statement, an update count is sometimes returned for each row.
Workaround: Ignore the update counts if they are not necessary for your result.
CR # 389255
Description: You may experience problems using JDBC and DB2 version 7.
Workaround: Check the DB2 product documentation for more information.
CR # 401643
Description: When using Oracle, the database provides time zone information in the TIMESTAMP datatype; however, JDBC does not provide for time zone information, so a class cast exception results.
Workaround: You may want to use a third-party driver, such as the DataDirectJDBC driver for Oracle, if database operations have result sets with a TIMESTAMP column.
CR # 389565
Description: A problem occurs when you use a stored procedure that returns an update count from an Oracle database. When the database service runs, it returns an update count for any operation. Combined with the known problem concerning how Oracle handles update counts, this problem results in the procedure running in an infinite loop.
Workaround: Use a SQL statement instead of a stored procedure to perform work in the database service.
See the Oracle product documentation for additional information regarding this issue.
