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The name of the database to which you want to connect. This property is passed to the DBMS where it is written to the sysprocesses table in the program_name column. Table 1-1 WebLogic jDriver for SQL Server Connection Properties WebLogic jDriver for SQL Server Connection Properties %WL_HOME%\server\lib\weblogic.jar %CLASSPATH% Set CLASSPATH=%WL_HOME% \server\lib\mssqlserver4v65.JAR However, if you are using Version 6.5, you must pre-pend the mssqlserver4v65.jar file in the classpath as follows: For Version 7., the weblogic.jar file includes the Micrososft SQL Server classes. Microsoft SQL Server is bundled with your WebLogic Server distribution. Note: If you use WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server when WebLogic Server is not running, you must include the path to the folder where license.bea resides in your CLASSPATH.

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For instructions to update your license file, see " Installing and Updating WebLogic Platform License Files" in Installing WebLogic Platform. If you are adding this functionality, you must get an updated license from your BEA sales representative. If your license included WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server when you installed or last updated your WebLogic Server license, no further action is required. WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server licensing functionality is included in the license file located in the BEA home directory where you installed this WebLogic Server. To use WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server, you must have the proper license. For instructions, see Installation Procedure on page 3. To use this version of the WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server, you must add the path to mssqlserver4v65.jar in your CLASSPATH.

New SQL Server 7.0 data types are not supported.

(This behavior is normal for SQL Server version 6.5.) For instance, when executing a CREATE TABLE SQL statement, the DBMS, by default, creates columns that do not allow null values.

The SQL Server responds as if the connection were coming from an SQL Server version 6.5 client, and implements the semantics of SQL Server version 6.5.

Supports SQL Server 7.0 with the following restrictions:.

WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server Versions 6.5 and 7.0 You do not need to add any entries to your CLASSPATH to use this driver. This version of the WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server is preconfigured with WebLogic Server.

Supports new data types introduced with SQL Server Version 7.

For instance (in contrast to the semantics of SQL Server version 6.5), the DBMS, by default, creates columns that allow null values. client and implements the semantics of an SQL Server 7.

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The SQL Server responds to requests made from this driver as it does to requests from an SQL Server version 7. WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server Version 7. (the default), and the other version supports Microsoft SQL Server version 6.5 and 7.0. One version supports Microsoft SQL Server versions 7. Which Version Should I Use?īEA offers two versions of the WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server drivers. This section describes the differences between two versions of WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server.

WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server communicates directly with SQL Server through a TCP/IP network, using the SQL Server Tabular Data Stream protocol, so DB-Library does not have to be installed on a client computer.

Like all Type 4 JDBC drivers, WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server is pure Java it requires no vendor-supported client libraries. Both versions function identically, except as noted in the following section, Before You Begin. The driver is available in two versions: one for SQL Server versions 6.5 and 7.0, and another for SQL Server 7.0 only. WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server is a pure Java implementation of the Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) API, the industry standard for relational database access from Java clients.It provides Java clients with direct access to Microsoft SQL Server.

For more information, see BEA WebLogic Type 4 JDBC Drivers. BEA recommends that you use the BEA WebLogic Type 4 JDBC MS SQL Server driver. Note: The WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server is deprecated.

Setting a Port for SQL Server Connections.

WebLogic jDriver for SQL Server Connection Properties.

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This document tells you how to configure WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server, BEA's pure-Java Type 4 JDBC driver for Microsoft SQL Server, and provides information about the following topics: Installing WebLogic jDriver for Microsoft SQL Server WebLogic jDriver for SQL Server (Deprecated)