MS SQL 2005 hotfix from last week and Java clients

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  1. I was using a great Java client before tha last hotfix to access my SQL Server 2005 system. After the last upgrade, I haven't been able to connect. I've tried three different softwares and two platforms ( I normally use a Mac, but I went so far as to try it out on a PC, no success). I even set up a brand new account to see if my settings on discountasp.net had caused some problems. Still no luck.

    I can't be the only one?

    The search on this system is not so great, so I'm putting some keywords so that others with my troubles can find this and add to this, rather then wander in the dark with me.

    hotfix MSSQL SQL Server 2005 Java Client Mac OS X Apple
     
  2. JorgeR

    JorgeR DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Have you tried using new Microsoft JDBC Driver on the x86 system - http://msdn.microsoft.com/data/ref/jdbc/ . What program dis you used as well




    Post Edited By Moderator (Joel Thoms) : 8/8/2006 10:25:42 PM GMT
     
  3. I have used the new jdbc driver - no luck. I'm running Aqua Data Studio on OS X. I've tried SQL4X on both platforms and I've tried DbVIsualizer, and iSQL viewer - all on the Mac.

    Thanks,
    Mayur
     
  4. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    what error are you getting when you try to connect?

    have you try connecting to the server using Microsoft SQL client on your Windows box?

    Bruce

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  5. Bruce,
    I created a new account, so I assume that I can log on using an MS SQL client from a windnows box.

    The Java error I get is:

    An error occured while establishing the connection.
    Type: java.sql.SQLException Error Code: 0 SQL State: 08S01
    Message:
    I/O Error: DB server closed connection.

    Thoughts?

    Thanks,
    Mayur
     
  6. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    I mean, have you tried connect using a MS SQL client from Microsoft? not some 3rd party application. This can rule out a connection problem from the network level.

    Bruce

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  7. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Hmmm.. that's not cool


    If you can connect using SQL Express to connect but not your other client. The problem is a client problem rather than a network issue.


    I would suggest


    1) Contact the vendor about this problem


    2) Use SQL Express management console for now.

    Bruce

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  8. Thanks for the adivce. I wish this was the first time I have received this advice. I know that I can log on without using a Mac. My sole purpose in posting is to talk to others who use a Java based client and want to know if I'm the only one who's having trouble.

    The tone of frustration is from the fact this is because I'm getting more finger pointing here then at city hall.

    Future posters, please bear in mind that I am looking to hear from somebody who has succesfully connected to SQL Server 2005 with a Java-based client or if you were connecting before the fix and are having trouble now.

    Best,
    Mayur
     
  9. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Mayur,

    Not trying to finger point but i am just trying to help based on the diagnostic steps. I can't really find another explaination aside from a problem w/ JDBC that is incompatible w/ the server.

    Bruce

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  10. Bruce,
    Thanks for the help. I've used 3-4 different Java clients, all with failure. I've tried all sorts of permutations of .jar files. I've tried logging on to two different discountasp.net accounts, using two different platforms. The developer of my software of choice has worked with another SQL Server 2005 post hotfix successfuly. I've already contacted support several times by now - I'm sure that they hate me.

    I'm convinced it's some error on the part of discountasp, but I'm trying to get some help before I start looking into other hosting services.

    Any suggestions by way of direct java-based client experience would be welcomed.

    Best,
    Mayur
     
  11. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Mayur,


    If the problem is with the JDBC driver, all Java clients should fail because they all use the same database driver.


    If i get time, i can give JDBC a try on my computer but i can't guarantee anything.


    Bruce

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  12. WIthout exagerating, that would greatly appreciated and something I've been waiting a week for.

    Thanks,
    Mayur
     
  13. Yes, MS SQL Server express is able to connect.

    Thanks,
    Mayur
     
  14. Bruce,
    Have you tried and failed or have you not tried yet?
    Junior,
    Would it be possible for you to try this if Bruce can't.

    Thanks for giving it shot. I am sure that I am not crazy about this.

    Best,
    Mayur
     
  15. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    i am not too familiar w/ any Java client. Do you have one that you recommend for us to test w/?



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  16. Bruce or Junior,

    Any luck?

    Thanks,
    Mayur
     
  17. JorgeR

    JorgeR DiscountASP.NET Staff

    Mayur,

    The issue has been resolved. The issue was related more to a Server wide setitng that was placed when the update was made. You should be able to connect using any Java applet


    junior

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  18. THANK YOU! I appreciate your help.

    Best,
    Mayur
     
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