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jdbc odbc use: no suitable driver
- Thread starter KJS2002
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hi,
There are two ways to work it around.
1. Use mm.mysql driver and set CLASSPATH properly. But it may cause some problem with the javac.
2. Use MyODBC as driver. set up DNS and database source and leave other fields blank. Then use DriveManager.getConnection("jdbc
dbc:test" where "test" is the DNS name.
That is all I can help now. I am trying to figure out some other ways by myself.
Hope it helps a bit.
Jack
There are two ways to work it around.
1. Use mm.mysql driver and set CLASSPATH properly. But it may cause some problem with the javac.
2. Use MyODBC as driver. set up DNS and database source and leave other fields blank. Then use DriveManager.getConnection("jdbc
dbc:test" where "test" is the DNS name.That is all I can help now. I am trying to figure out some other ways by myself.
Hope it helps a bit.
Jack
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