This is strange. It is caused by Oracle returning a JDBC data type of -101, which is not a valid value.Oracle seems to be defining extra values that are not part of the JDBC definition.
A google search finds this:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JRUBY-970
suggesting that Oracle might be using this value for a column type of 'TIMESTAMP(6) WITH TIME ZONE'
I guess that what has happened is that you have tried to connect IJC to an existing oracle database, and one of the tables contains one of these column types. If you can confirm this then we can probably provide a way of working around the problem e.g. treating -101 as 93, which is the value for TIMESTAMP.
Tim
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