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Why use a bridge when you can go directly using BEA Weblogics mssqlserver4
driver.
It's all java and no JNI. It communicates directly with SQL server and hence
doesn't need DBLIB.
It works well enough for us, so far.
paul
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Hello,
Running:
WinNT WS 4.0
Apache 1.3.9
JServ 1.0
I'm trying to use jdbc-odbc bridge to access ms sql db through a servlet.
This works using jsdk 2.0 servletrunner and the same code works in an
applet when run in my ide but does not work when served with apache.
The exception caught is:
[Microsoft][ODBC Driver Manager] Data source name not found and no
default driver specified.
There is no output to java console, I imagine because the exception is
being caught, I'm pretty new at this.
My questions are, can I access jdbc-odbc using apache and if so what
configuration changes do I need to make.
-- Mark Wade
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