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is there any jdbc tool to explore the available data sources

 
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Hello,

Does anyone know tool for exploring the available jdbc datasources ?
I need help, because it takes too much time to find out the proper jdbc driver and jdbc url time to time.

Thanks in advance.

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I don't understand this question. What available DataSources? Available from where?
 
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Yes, which can help to find the available datasources from my computer. Which helps to find out the required driver and jdbc url to access them.
I need this to MSSQL databases.


Paul Sturrock wrote:I don't understand this question. What available DataSources? Available from where?

 
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Do you mean something which will go looking on your local network and report back to you if it finds database servers listening?
 
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Hello,

More or less.
For example i have a mssql db and i can access with squirrel but somehow i could not set the proper driver and jdbc url for Oracle Enterprise plugin under Eclipse.
I got error, could not connect, but I can't find out what is the real problem, maybe driver and ?

Paul Clapham wrote:Do you mean something which will go looking on your local network and report back to you if it finds database servers listening?

 
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