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Problem with CachedRowSet

 
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I tried to use Cached RowSet for sybase.> I'm using sybase 12.5
and the jdbc driver jconn2.jar is 5.5 version.
I get the following exception:
Caused by: com.sybase.jdbc2.utils.UnimplementedOperationException:
The method com.sybase.jdbc2.tds.RowFormatToken.getSchemaName has not been completed
and should not be called.
Looks like the driver does not support the rowset implementation.
Can you please tell me which DBMS driver are you using? Does it work with DB2?
Thanks for your help
Maria
 
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This has nothing at all to do with JSP. Moving to the JDBC forum.
Maria please be sure to post your questions in the correct forum.
bear
 
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Maria,
usually the CachedRowSet implementation is not part of the standard JDBC implementation, but is usually in a separate JDBC extension jar file. Not sure about Sybase, but have a look for it where you downloaded your driver from. As for DB2, I use the JTOpen drivers.
Jamie
 
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