ColdFusion for Linux comes with a driver for MS SQL Server out of the
box, Pro and Enterprise.
You can do stored procedures with it no problem.
--
Tom Jordahl
Allaire Development
Russ Cobbe wrote:
>> We were planning on setting up our CF servers with ODBC drivers to
>> MS SQL server. Do you mean we won't be able to use stored procedures,
>> even using the CFSTOREDPROC tag? We were not going to go with the
>> enterprise version, but even if we did are there native MS SQL drivers
>> for linux? Thanks,
>
>
> Yes,
>
> http://library.freeodbc.org
>
> Under the TDS driver. That will allow connection to MS SQL server
> from Linux. It is an ODBC driver but just get the unixODBC Driver
> Manager and you will be all set.
>
> www.unixodbc.org
>
>
> Russ Cobbe
> President, Inline Internet Systems, Inc.
> 405 Britannia Road E, Suite 212 Mississauga, ON L4Z 3E2
> P: (905) 712 3841 F: (905) 712 2965
> http://www.inline.net http://www.ihtml.com
> Web Application Servers, E-Commerce Solutions
>
>
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