Hi lalith,
Rather than use the jdbc/odbc bridge you can use a jdbc driver and set it
to match the port of your database. There are several types and brands
available. Type-1 through type-4 depending on your needs and budget. There
is a URL on the SUN site that has a list of driver manufactuers, perhaps
someone out there can send you the URL.
Tom Kochanowicz
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Hi,
Rather than connecting through a ODBC data source ; How can we connect
through it's port (1433). What is the code behind that, what is the driver I
should use.
Thanks in Advance
lalith
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