Ah, thanks.
I started the equivalent to strace on Windows (ProcessMonitor) and it indeed
turns out, that sqlcl does not use any of the configuration files that are part
of the SQL Developer package.
It's hardcoded to look in the registry (which is no longer populated with newer
Java versions) or in jdk\jre.
It does not honor JAVA_HOME or even a java.exe on the path.
With that information I created a symlink to point to a Java installation, and
now it works.
Thomas
Maxim schrieb am 10.03.2021 um 16:35:
Hi, Thomas, i did strace on sql on linux and have seen, that it tries to look--
up following locations
sqlcl/jre/
sqlcl/../jdk/jre/
Then i downloaded 11.0.10+9 jre from https://adoptopenjdk.net/releases.html ;
and put it into sqlcl/jre directory
Then sql throws some java exceptions, but it connects to the database at
least (also, no browser pointing to java download), also, i havent modified
any environment variables except PATH, maybe it's reason for errors, or,
prebuilt jre is missing some modules, i'm by no means java expert (maybe the
last comment on https://github.com/sarxos/win-registry/issues/4 is the ;
reason though)
:\data\utils\oracle\sqlcl\bin>sql scott/*****@dev01_h
SQLcl: Release 4.2.0.15.349.0706 RC on Mi. Mõrz 10 16:16:20 2021
