Thank you, (and Jon).
I had not loaded the schemas.

It seems like the ODBC bridge support in turbone came after the
release of Jetspeed-1.2b1?

Has anyone run the stuff with SQL server and JdbcOdbc driver in jdk 1.3 from
sun?

Has anyone translated the /src/sql/external files for SQL server 7?

I loaded DB2 versions, which were accepted after having replaced the DATE
data type with DATETIME in the then loaded DB2_ID, User roles (DB2) and
default_roles_permissions.

However when I tried to startup Jetspeed I get an error presumably in the
JdbcOdbc dll and the whole thing exits.

Will using the MySQL server make my day easier?

Thanks for your advice!

/Hans Bjurstr�m


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Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 10:11 AM
To: JetSpeed
Subject: Re: Using jetspeed with sun db connection


Hans Bjurstrom wrote:
>
> ----------------------------
> [Sun Jul 23 13:05:23 GMT+02:00 2000] -- NOTICE  -- IDBroker thread
checking
> for more keys.
> [Sun Jul 23 13:05:24 GMT+02:00 2000] --  ERROR  --
>         Exception:  java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server
Driver][SQL
> Server]Invalid object name 'Visitor'.

If you created the schema, maybe you didn't set the correct permissions. If
I am
not mistaken, only the owner of a table can use the abbreviated syntax
'Vistitor'
by default in SQLServer.

To test for this, make sure you use the login for connecting to SQLServer in
Turbine.properties that you used to create the schema.

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Rapha�l Luta - [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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