At 08:50 AM 12/09/1999 +0530, you wrote:
>yeah thats right except that the rdbms can run on any m/c, i mean if i have
>a java server which talks odbc to rdbms and returns my queries, one of the
>ways i am planning is writing a servlet to do that
>but right now i dont have a jdbc driver for my rdbms, i was wondering if
>this effort is already done so that i dont need to reinvent the wheel.
>any help appreicated
>thx
>bharat
Bharat,
There are a wide variety of JDBC drivers out there (Types 1-4)-- for a good
performing driver, check out BEA Weblogic driver... you do have to pay
though... it isn't free. Weblogic is a Type 4 driver (100% pure Java- the
ODBC-JDBC bridge drivers don't seem to perform as well as the Type 4 drivers)
-Ravi
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