Connection with MS -SQL server Database

Hi Experts,
We are new with Oracle SES.
We have created one table in MS SQL server 2005 in testing database called as Northwind, table is EMPdate with adding required column name as "URL","KEY","CONTENT","LASTMODIFIEDDATE","LANG".
Now we create database source in Oracle SES by giving following things
Database Connecting String: jdbc:sqlserver//<Loaclhost>:1433;databasename=Northwind
UserId:
Password:
Query: Select URL,KEY,CONTENT,LASTMODIFIEDDATE,LANG,'text/html' CONTENTTYPE from EMPdate
path separator: #
Document Count : -1
Parse Attributes :false
And create Source & when we run schedule on this datadase source we got error that "invalid SQL command"
Please can you provide sequence of steps to create MS SQL Server database source & generate the statistics.
Thanks

Hi,
Thanks for the response.
Running the Schedule for Stats collection -- I mean,the Schedule step whcih could be the immediate step just after database source creation
The Crawl of the SQL Server not succeeded is Crawl Error
which is located in C:\oracle\product\10.1.8\oradata\ses2\log direcory.
We succeded with Web,ORACLE TABLE and FILE system sources as they were documented in the manual.
Please Suggest all the steps to configure SQL server as Source
Thanks in Advanace
Cheers,
Ramesh

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