I'm using a free jdbc driver (thin deriver) based on TDS protocol.
Maybe it is not util for you, but it is very interesting as a valid
alternative to JDBC-ODBC Bridge.
I'm using it with MSSQLServer7.0 and it works fine.
Visit http://www.freetds.org, there is also a good mailing-list support.
Hope of help.
Pier Paolo.
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From: "wasims@comsats" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Friday, June 15, 2001 10:25 AM
Subject: Any Free JDBC Drivers
> I am interested in experimenting with database connections via JDBC.
> Could anybody advise me on the availability of any free JDBC drivers,
> specially for Microsoft Access.
>
> thank you
> Anwar
>
>
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