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Chamara,
You simply haven't provided me with any information. I know exactly two
words about your situation, and they are 'Unrecoverable Error'.
Put yourself in my position. I've never worked with a Microsoft
Database, you're running a version of the JDBC drivers that I've never
seen, I don't have the program in front of me that I can do any sort of
troubleshooting or experimenting to try to find the error. I don't even
know what your code looks like (though, knowing that probably wouldn't
help.)
All I know is 'Unrecoverable Error'. Would you be able to solve a
problem given that situation?
My suggestion at this point: Try the jTDS driver. Many people have had
better luck with jTDS vs. the Microsoft driver, because it's developed
in a cross-platform method.
Maybe it'll at least give you a more useful error message.
On 9/9/2010 10:58 PM, Chamara Withanachchi wrote:
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Can you please tell me what is the wrong im my code (Im using your JDBCR4
Service program)
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