Is that any posibility to connect SQL Server from mobile phone?

As we have known in Destop application we can use jtds or SQL Server 2000 Driver for JDBC to access SQL Server. How about mobile phone? Is there any kind of this driver supported to do same thing?
Thanks for your help,
Veasna

Just to second/echo the excellent advice given by omcgovern. Do NOT
connect your phone directly to your database. This is a really, really,
really dumb thing to do.
Connect your phone to a tier of your making and have that tier talk to
the database.
And just to lay out why trying to connect the phone and database directly
are bad ideas.
1) This is a major security nightmare
2) Mobile and embedded devices tend to have very simplistic/limited/otherwise odd implementations of TCP. This is done to conserve space and performance. So I wouldn't be shocked if it was
even actually impossible to physically get and maintain a connection
to a database.
3) The SQL Server protocol is complex and so are the drivers. Complexity means a largish size. Size is at a premium on mobile devices.

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