Difference between revisions of "Database Connectivity"
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When connectiong to Access you can use the ODBC drivers | When connectiong to Access you can use the ODBC drivers | ||
+ | Driver class | ||
use the sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver | use the sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver | ||
+ | Connection URL | ||
jdbc:odbc:yourdsn | jdbc:odbc:yourdsn | ||
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SQL Server | SQL Server | ||
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+ | Driver class | ||
+ | com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver | ||
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+ | Connection URL | ||
+ | jdbc:sqlserver://ServerName:1433:databaseName=MyDatabase; | ||
Presence Version 3.5.4 uses the java 1.5 JVM. The jars for this can be downloaded from:- | Presence Version 3.5.4 uses the java 1.5 JVM. The jars for this can be downloaded from:- |
Revision as of 17:02, 30 December 2009
Database Connectivity
Access
When connectiong to Access you can use the ODBC drivers
Driver class use the sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver
Connection URL jdbc:odbc:yourdsn
In windows, create a dsn by ODBC Data Source Administrator System DSN name (in this case yourdsn)
SQL Server
Driver class com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver
Connection URL jdbc:sqlserver://ServerName:1433:databaseName=MyDatabase;
Presence Version 3.5.4 uses the java 1.5 JVM. The jars for this can be downloaded from:-
sqljdbc.jar
then added via the jar manager which should point to
Presence Version 3.5.5 uses the java 1.6 JVM. Because of this, if you are using SQLServer connections you will need to use the appropriate jars:-
sqljdbc4.jar
then added via the jar manager which should point to