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Hi,
I am not able to connect RDBMS-SQL Server 2000 SP3 from Web Analysis 9.3. I have installed JDBC driver for SQL Server 2000 also. Also defined CLASSPATH environmental variable for MSSQLSERVER.jar file. I am creating JDBC drive as: -
Driver Type: Microsoft SQL Server
Database Connection String:
jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://CNOIA258:1433;DatabaseName=biplus;SelectMethod=cursor
JDBC User: biplus
JDBC: biplus
I am getting error "Getting Connection Failed"
Please suggest any solution to resolve this issue.
Regards.
Atul K

Hi Atul
I think you need to amend the standard strings as follows:
hyperion.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver
jdbc:hyperion:sqlserver://CNOIA258:1433;DatabaseName=biplus;SelectMethod=cursor
This has always worked for me, hope this helps
Stuart
www.analitica.co.uk

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