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It's definitely a wrapper class. The interface is
com.ibm.websphere.rsadapter.WSDataSource, I found that by using the
java.sql.Wrapper.isWrappedFor() method.

There is a WSJdbcUtil class that has a getNativeConnection() method,
but it's deprecated in WAS 7. I also read that IBM suggests not to use
any of these classes as they are for IBM internal usage only.

I might just end up switching back to stored procedure calls. With
Java EE 5 I can get a java.sql.DataSource injected so there's no real
trouble getting an SQL connection.

Thanks for the tips!

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James R. Perkins

Sounds like a Rational wrapper around the raw Connection object but I
could not locate the corresponding javadoc.

I would cast it to the WSJdbcDataSource class, and then investigate the
available methods on it with the usual Eclipse tools.  There might be a
"getWrappedConnection" method or similar.

--
  Thorbjørn Ravn Andersen  "...plus... Tubular Bells!"

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