> Just to clarify: I know support for Access was removed
> from Turbine. SQL Server being another beast, are you
> sure it is not supported? After all, from my (scant)
> understanding, since SQL Server is (in theory) a full
> C/S SQL Server implementation (comparable to Oracle,
> Sybase, Informix, etc.), all you would need is a proper
> JDBC driver to access it, and it should be possible to
> use it with Turbine. Am I wrong here?
>
> > Of course it is always possible for you to write JDBC calls
> > yourself in your
> > own code to support it. Turbine doesn't prevent that at all.
>
> Ok. OTOH, what would it take to support it directly (via
> torque) on Turbine? If possible, I might have to go this
> route.
I would actually like to try to resolve those problems since I have pretty
good expirience with SQL server. Can anyone tell what that problem
particulary was? Or when it was discussed on the list? I think whatever the
problem is it should be possible to work around it somehow. I am not
personally a big fan of MS SQL Server, but I believe it's pretty good DB and
supporting it would be useful for turbine because it (SQL Server) is prerry
popular now.
fedor.
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