Are there differences in SQL/functions when moving from an ODBC datasource
to a JDBC datasource?
We're hosting an application for another contractor and their app is the
only one using ODBC (all apps use Oracle).We'd like to remove the ODBC
services (well, we're setting up a brand new box and
Samuel R. Neff wrote:
Are there differences in SQL/functions when moving from an ODBC datasource
to a JDBC datasource?
I know from theory there can be differences, but I have never
encountered them. But ODBC and JDBC are not bug-compatible of
course :)
Jochem
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Are there differences in SQL/functions when moving from an
ODBC datasource
to a JDBC datasource?
We're hosting an application for another contractor and
their app is the
only one using ODBC (all apps use Oracle).We'd like to
remove the ODBC
services (well, we're setting up a brand new box
On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 17:00:34 -0400, Samuel R. Neff
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Are there differences in SQL/functions when moving from an ODBC datasource
to a JDBC datasource?
We're hosting an application for another contractor and their app is the
only one using ODBC (all apps use Oracle).We'd
And Isaac, I won't damn you. ;)
Mighty kind of you Dave. :)
Although ... I'm not sure about Oracle, but I know that with SQL
Server you can (maybe not with all JDBC drivers, but I'm pretty sure I
have with at least one) use more than one sql statement in a single
cfquery without the semicolons.
On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 20:49:55 -0400, S. Isaac Dealey [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And Isaac, I won't damn you. ;)
Mighty kind of you Dave. :)
Although ... I'm not sure about Oracle, but I know that with SQL
Server you can (maybe not with all JDBC drivers, but I'm pretty sure I
have with at
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