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Hi Alfred,
Because we have more and more issues with differences in the behaviour of JDBC drivers of different vendors I wanted to ask you, if you have the same issues in C-JDBC.For issues concerning JDBC driver URLs, it is up to the C-JDBC user to provide the correct URL in its configuration file. For example, with MySQL some of them add extra parameters in the JDBC URL for automatic reconnection of MySQL specific features. As we require mostly only JDBC 1.0 features from the underlying driver, we have few issues. Some Sybase driver were not working properly but we don't have a lot of issues.
We have identified several issues like that between all usual JDBC drivers of PostGres, MySQL, McKoi, Hypersonic, SQLServer, Oracle, DB2, Informix… in our projects “Octopus” and “DODS”.The mains problems arise when we try to fetch the database schema. Some drivers don't implement the feature or do not really implement what is told in the JDBC spec.What are your experiences in this area ?
Would it make sense to share something like “common JDBC configuration files” which specify the differences (like “callSetCursorName=true/false”) between JDBC drivers which then could be used at runtime to do things correctly ? We currently have something like that based on XML in Octopus and DODS, would like to merge their configs and are looking out for people having to same issues to cooperate. Maybe a very small but shared “JDBC chameleon”-project just to contain a common XML based list of switches for different JDBC drivers ?That would be definetely a great resource to have this kind of information somewhere. At the moment, we are completely relying on Octopus to manage database specific stuff when replicating databases. After that, we just use simple JDBC calls that are correctly implemented by all drivers.
We can definetely crosspost this conversation on the architecture list. If we want to submit a small project on ObjectWeb, we can then contact the college.Emmanuel: Is this something to discuss on the architecture/college list ?
Emmanuel -- ************************************************ Emmanuel Cecchet Research Scientist, INRIA Rhône-Alpes SARDES Project (http://sardes.inrialpes.fr) phone : +33 (0)4 76 61 52 48 (GMT+1) fax : +33 (0)4 76 61 52 52 ************************************************
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