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- richieCommunity HeroHey a_anand,
Have you confirmed SQLDeveloper is using the same jdbc driver?
Assuming SQLDeveloper and ReadyAPI! are installed on the same machine, using the same connection string and the same version of JRE, i cant see how any other option will cause different behaviour (like youre seeing) unless youre using different driver files.
Maybe someone else has an idea, but thats the only option i can see that would cause a difference. If SQLDeveloper and ReadyAPI are installed on different machines then youd need to compare everything (JRE, connection string and driver), but if theyre on the same machine the only difference could be the driver as these are saved in separate locations on your hard disk.
Cheers,
Rich- a_anandNew Contributor
Thanks!
I compared all details and found that the driver used in SQLDeveloper was of different version (older).
I used the same driver in ReadyAPI and it worked!