@psilberk Hello, thank you for the contribution :-) By the way, we already have a jdbc interpreter supporting oracle jdbc. You can add oracle jdbc driver inside the interpreter directory and you can connect it. Did you check it? If you have any specific feature which supports Oracle only, I strongly recommend to add logic in JdbcInterpreter properly. Could you please check it?

Hi @jongyoul yes! We are aware of the jdbc interpreter, we wanted to add the Oracle/jdbc to support our specific parameters for UCP (connection pooling), Wallets, tnsalias, etc... and get it ready in the future to add our specific features with the same name we use in the driver (eg: the multiple timeouts we support). Does it make sense?

Sorry, what do you mean our specific feature is?

There are two sets of features that we were interested in implementing in this interpreter's extension:

• Connection pooling with UCP https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/21/jjucp/intro.html
• Friendly UI to set Oracle JDBC Driver's connection properties https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/21/jajdb/oracle/jdbc/OracleConnection.html some of them can be set in the URL, but there are a lot of them than can only be set as System or Environment variables.

Hi @jongyoul does my explanation make sense to you?

Hi @jongyoul any other question you might have? Thanks

Hi @jongyoul any updates you may have?

Hi @jongyoul, just following up, do you have any updates on this PR? Thanks!