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JanM #1
Still bad driver for JDBC / ODBC
Hello
Since Oct 05 there is version 3.5 available in the package
macromedia_drivers.jar and still we got the error 'no more data available to
read'. So we used the ODBC Socket driver instead. Now a known issue with CF7
and ntext fields happens: ntext fields are returned as empty strings (Bug 57696
with low priority). What can we do now?
In a way we cant believe, that there are so profound problems with a driver
and the company behind can say 'low priority'.
CF is based on that and its a MUST to fix it immediately. Otherwhise Adobe
tells us to trash CF and move to another technology.
And just to clarify: We will NOT rewrite our code, this is a serious problem
on a lower layer!
We are realy hopping that Adobe comes out with a new JDBC driver for MS SQL
Server 2000 (SP4) or a fix for the ODBC Socket driver or a workaround that
helps us to proceed with this product.
Thanks, Jan
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PaulH *TMM* #2
Re: Still bad driver for JDBC / ODBC
> We are realy hopping that Adobe comes out with a new JDBC driver for MS SQL
that's not adobe's driver. it's from datadirect. have you tried jTDS?
[url]http://jtds.sourceforge.net/[/url]
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JanM #3
Re: Still bad driver for JDBC / ODBC
Right that the driver isn't from Adobe but its there responsability.
There are many classes in the macromedia_drivers.jar, so I don't know which to
exchange from the jtds-1.2.jar. Is it only the driver.class?
Thanks, Jan
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PaulH *TMM* #4
Re: Still bad driver for JDBC / ODBC
JanM wrote:
you need to understand that adobe depends on the 3rd party to handle the> Right that the driver isn't from Adobe but its there responsability.
drivers. it's not like they can snap their fingers & get stuff done magically.
no need to do anything to that jar. add the jTDS jar file to cf's classpath (the> There are many classes in the macromedia_drivers.jar, so I don't know which to
> exchange from the jtds-1.2.jar. Is it only the driver.class?
lib dir under the cfinstall is usually the recommended dir to place 3rd party
jars). add the driver as "other" in cfadmin, follow the directions on the jTDS site.
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JanM #5
Re: Still bad driver for JDBC / ODBC
Tried the jTDS Driver but on our DB we got the error:
Connection verification failed for data source: testdbjtds
java.sql.SQLException: I/O Error: DB server closed connection.
The root cause was that: java.sql.SQLException: I/O Error: DB server closed
connection
If I try with the db from our provider (SQL Server 2000 SP3, we have SP4) it
works.
Any idea what that can be?
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PaulH *TMM* #6
Re: Still bad driver for JDBC / ODBC
JanM wrote:
not off-hand. we use sp4 & it works fine. starting simple, got the> Tried the jTDS Driver but on our DB we got the error:
> Connection verification failed for data source: testdbjtds
> java.sql.SQLException: I/O Error: DB server closed connection.
> The root cause was that: java.sql.SQLException: I/O Error: DB server closed
> connection
>
> If I try with the db from our provider (SQL Server 2000 SP3, we have SP4) it
> works.
> Any idea what that can be?
user/password/db name/server ok? connecting w/sql or windows authentication?
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schep #7
Re: Still bad driver for JDBC / ODBC
paul, Macromedia/Adobe needs to SPEND SOME MONEY and have these fixed. damn!
Working (configuring) CF has been a hassle since the first MX release. Not
only are the drivers buggy but the documentation on this site is a disgrace.
Other companies that incorporate 3-rd party components have business
relationships with that developer and don't simple sit passively by releasing
junk. They PAY them to make timely corrections.
This is one of the few problems that can be fixed by "throwing some money at
it"
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PaulH *TMM* #8
Re: Still bad driver for JDBC / ODBC
schep wrote:
i'm sorry you feel that way but i almost never have any problems configuring cf> paul, Macromedia/Adobe needs to SPEND SOME MONEY and have these fixed. damn!
> Working (configuring) CF has been a hassle since the first MX release. Not
> only are the drivers buggy but the documentation on this site is a disgrace.
or the db drivers (or actual problems w/the db drivers that come w/cf, though i
do like the speed of jTDS). installation support is, i think, still free. have
you tried that or posting your install/config problems here? for your other
problems, have you opened any support issues w/adobe? if it's really a bug they
won't charge you.
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