Compatibility of Toplink with SQL SERVER 2005 Enterprise edition

Hi All,
We have J2EE application developed using TopLink ORM, which is running on SQL server 2000 standard edition, and now we are planing to migrate the SQL server 2000 to SQL server 2005 Enterprise edition, so please let me know whether TopLink supports for SQL server 2005 Enterprise edition or is there any disadvantages.
Looking for your advice earliest
Thanks in advance.
Anand Siddacharya.

Yes, TopLink supports any SQL compliant database with a JDBC compliant driver.
As long as you have a JDBC driver that works correctly, I can't see any issues in the upgrade.
James : http://www.eclipselink.org

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