navalarya1982
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Accessing SQL server database
Hi,
I am trying to access SQL server database using the driver provided by microsoft.
The connection string used is jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver:/
but the problem is my deployment machine is not able to support TCP/IP protocol for communication. Is there a way to specify the protocol of communication in connection string.
As far i knw SQL server supports 3 types of protocol 1.Names pipelines 2.Shared memory 3.TCP/IP
I want to use a connection string where i can specify first or second option as the protocol.
regards,
Naval
I am trying to access SQL server database using the driver provided by microsoft.
The connection string used is jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver:/
but the problem is my deployment machine is not able to support TCP/IP protocol for communication. Is there a way to specify the protocol of communication in connection string.
As far i knw SQL server supports 3 types of protocol 1.Names pipelines 2.Shared memory 3.TCP/IP
I want to use a connection string where i can specify first or second option as the protocol.
regards,
Naval
CEHJ
Try the jtids driver - it supports named pipes
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is it free ?
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can you send me sample connection string format :)
regards,
Naval
regards,
Naval
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By default, Windows XP will install TCP/IP when you install a network card
go to "network connections" and install it manually
go to "network connections" and install it manually
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