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Hi Ganesh, We probably need to start with gaining some more info from you. What version of the driver do you have? Can you use the driver's java logging to generate logs of the problem and attach them? I've included some links to documentation, but feel free to reach out to our support team if you haven't already. Thanks, Brody How can I determine what version and build of the JDBC driver I am using? Assuming your class path is setup correctly, you can use the following command, java . For example, to find out the version of SQL Server, type, "java com.ddtek.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver" Java Logging info : media.datadirect.com/.../help.html
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