Hi -
many thanks for the help. I eventually found that the problem lay with the JRE 
supplied by Sun, which ServletExec uses. The JavaWebServer itself uses a different JRE 
(perhaps wisely!).

The problem lies with repeated calls to PreparedStatements when a JDBC:ODBC bridge is 
used. Postings on this (in Sun's own bug discussion group) go back to Jan 1998. (WAKEY 
WAKEY, SUN !!) See bug numbers 4101823 and 4191587.

The workaround begins: Extract the JdbcOdbcPrparedStatement class from the JRE and 
decompile ....

Bleah! to Sun and thanks to everyone else,
Rik Gammack

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