1. Overhead with Microsoft JDBC driver when executing a stored procedure stackoverflow.comI am using Microsoft JDBC Driver 2.0 with SQL Server 2005. To explain my question better, let me start with a sample code to call a stored procedure. |
2. JDBC Driver for Microsoft Access coderanch.com |
3. microsoft access driver coderanch.comSorry about that, I like getting the book-keeping out of the way first. When you use a driver, you rely on it to implement the entire JDBC API. The problem is, quite often they don't. Sounds like you are trying to use a method that should exist (according to the API) but hasn't been written in your driver. If you are ... |
4. Type 4 Driver from Microsoft Not working coderanch.comclasspath was not set right, or it isn't working the way you think it should. If you have the driver saved to "C:/temp/myDriver.jar" then your classpath should include "C:/temp/myDriver.jar;" in it. If you have this, double check the spelling of the directory and driver name in the classpath. If you haven't already done so, download and follow what the documentation says ... |
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6. Problem using Microsoft JDBC Driver(XA) coderanch.com |
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