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Sybase Driver for Unix in WAS5.1

 
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Do we have seperate sybase driver for uinx or should we just use the default driver of the dybase.

${SYSBASE_JDBC_DRIVER_PATH}/jconn2.jar

SYSBASE_JDBC_DRIVER_PATH -> c:/Sybase/jConnect-5_2/classes/jconn2.jar

Sould I do anything

Pls get me a clue
 
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The driver you mention is AFAIK a pure Java driver. The same will work even on Unix too without any hiccups.
 
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Hi Annie ,

Thankx for u r reply.
I get the folllowing excp
com.sybase.jdbc2.utils.Uninplemented operationException:The method com.sybase.jdbc2.jdbc.SysPooledConnection.getTypeMap() has not been completed and should not be called

I use the jconnect5_5/jconn2.jar
This particular jar has the SysPooledConnection without getTypeMap()
So Pls tell me wethere its the problem with the driver and the jar
If so how should I replace it.
 
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