Driver for 2pc for SQL Server 2000

Hi,Can anybody please tell me which driver to use for achieving 2pc in SQL
          Server 2000.Any free drivers as well as commercial drivers.
          Thanking in advance,
          Vikash Sharma

          Hi,
          This problem are fixed in release 4.0 of i-net OPTA.
          But there exist same problems with XADataSources in the WLS.
          for example that all Statements and ResultSets are closed on a UserTransaction.commit()
          Volker Berlin
          "Priscilla Fung" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >Hi Vikash,
          >
          >We have recently tested out the Inet Opta 2000 driver for MS SQLServer,
          >and we do not certify its use in WLS yet, because it does not support
          >TMJOIN flag when associating a distributed transaction with the
          >XAResource. There is some certification efforts going on for MS
          >SQLServer, and hopefully can be concluded by Silversword (the next
          >WLS 6.0 maintenance release). Either we will work with Inet to
          >resolve the bugs/unsupported features for Inet Opta 2000 driver,
          >so that it can be used inside WLS, or we may try to certify using
          >other drivers.
          >
          >Theoretically, any 3rd party driver that supports the full JDBC
          >2.0 standard extension for distributed transactions should be supported.
          > Feel free to try out other MS SQLServer driver, and let us know
          >if it works.
          >
          >-- Priscilla Fung, BEA Systems, Inc.
          >
          >"Vikash Sharma" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >>Hi,Can anybody please tell me which driver to use for
          >>achieving 2pc in SQL
          >>Server 2000.Any free drivers as well as commercial drivers.
          >>Thanking in advance,
          >>Vikash Sharma
          >>
          >>
          >

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