CR4E - JDBC Connection Properties - How do I set GenericJDBCDriver to Yes

Hi,
I need to setup my JDBC connection in CR4E like I would in my CRConfig.xml
For example, I need to add this to my connection properties:
<GenericJDBCDriver>
<Option>Yes</Option>
<DatabaseStructure>catalogs,schemas,tables</DatabaseStructure>
<StoredProcType>Standard</StoredProcType>
<LogonStyle>SQLServer</LogonStyle>
</GenericJDBCDriver>
Without setting these properties for my JDBC connection things do not work. I guess I need to use the Optional properites, but I do not know what the syntax would be for what I want.
Please help.
Thanks,
Nick

Please find below an example of setting the JDBC tags for Ms Sql 2000 (sp4)
<JDBC>
 <CacheRowSetSize>100</CacheRowSetSize>
 <JDBCURL>jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://vm-5akouassiwk2:1433</JDBCURL>
 <JDBCClassName>com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver</JDBCClassName>
 <JDBCUserName>sa</JDBCUserName>
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 <JNDIConnectionFactory></JNDIConnectionFactory>
 <JNDIInitContext>/</JNDIInitContext>
 <JNDIUserName>weblogic</JNDIUserName>
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