DetailsDotAt wrote:
For the driver, I installed the JDBC driver for Microsoft SQL 2000 that I got from MS's site. Are you saying this isn't the best option?
Everything's relative of course. I haven't used SQL 2000 in quite a while, but I had nothing but problems with the MS drivers and drivers that came with CF (whatever version was current at the time), which is when I first started using jTDS. In my experience it was faster and a lot more stable.
That I should instead use the already existing jTDS driver? Do I still need to install any drivers if I use jTDS?
Nope, everything you need to use jTDS is already rolled into OpenBD.
Regarding the MS Drivers, I installed them and located (mssqlserver.jar, msbase.jar, and msutil.jar) and copied them to c:/ openbd/lib/
I think you need to put them in lib/openbd (which if I'm understanding in your case would be C:\openbd\lib\openbd) in the ready2run version.
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