
The can replaced by "ldaps:", which means LDAP over SSL. For example, if the database is named "dmart", dmart should be entered as the database service name.
#RAZORSQL SSL DRIVER#
The Oracle documentation just gives an example.ĭatabase Service Name: The database service name tells the driver what database to connect to. I couldn't find a definitive reference for what actually is.

This tells the JDBC driver to lookup in the LDAP server with the given context, and then use the associated information to establish the database connection. The structure of an JDBC URL with an LDAP data source is: and are for an LDAP service, and the ldap context parameters are a list of name=value pairs which should include cn=OracleContext. That makes it 99.9% likely that this is actually an data source.


There are a variety of different data source types, and the syntax of the next first component (including the if present) will determine the type. To reverse engineer this URL you start with to the Oracle documentation (see reference below), the part of the URL following the jdbc:oracle:thin: is the data source.
