"If you want to learn more, please refer JDBC Specification."
I'm not sure we are expected to know this stuff. The JDBC Specification is for vendor implementations of JDBC drivers, way beyond what is required for the OCPJP7 exam, surely? It's 220-odd pages long. Why on earth would Oracle expect us to know how to code a JDBC driver?
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It doesn't. But in case you want to know more, that is the place you can look.
You will notice that in many questions we clearly specify what you should read or whether it is important for the exam to read a particular section of the API. This is not one of them because it clearly says, "Besides these, there are several interfaces and methods that a driver must provide but they are not relevant for the exam. If you want to learn more, please refer JDBC Specification."
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Paul.
You will notice that in many questions we clearly specify what you should read or whether it is important for the exam to read a particular section of the API. This is not one of them because it clearly says, "Besides these, there are several interfaces and methods that a driver must provide but they are not relevant for the exam. If you want to learn more, please refer JDBC Specification."
HTH,
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Ok fair enuff, thanks.
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