Jon,
JDBC drivers are usually specific to a particular database. I don't
know
if they have to follow a specific pattern. I use three databases
regularly,
mySql with mm.mysql, DB2/400 with the jtopen driver, and Oracle with
their thin or OCI driver. To get to SQL server we had to buy a driver
but
I have not had a need to use it. You should be able to save the driver
info with the database information in dbVisualizer so you only have to
look it up once.
David Morris
>>> Jon.Paris@Partner400.com 05/10/02 02:01PM >>>
>> Go to the Database drop down and select JDBC Driver. Next, go to a
directory on your PC and select JT400.jar. Hit the EyeBall at the top
of the
screen and select the com.ibm.as400.access.AS400JDBCDriver.
Thanks David - is there no universal naming convention for the JDBC
drivers?
I want to load the PC oriented ones as well as the 400 stuff - or will
the
400 one do the job anyway?
Jon Paris
Partner400
