JDBC-BRidge driver exception(for sybase database)

i am using the weblogic 6.1 along with sybase anyware 6.0.
I am using the weblogic pool for database connection.
I am making the use of jdbc bridge driver for connecting to the database.
I am geeting the datasource look up properly.
But i am getting the following errors sometime:
1) too many connections to the database.
2)authentication violation.
can you help what can be the reason?

"Jignesh" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3bfbc796$[email protected]..
i am using the weblogic 6.1 along with sybase anyware 6.0.
I am using the weblogic pool for database connection.
I am making the use of jdbc bridge driver for connecting to the database.
I am geeting the datasource look up properly.
But i am getting the following errors sometime:
1) too many connections to the database.I think this problem is connected with setting of SQLAnywhere ODBC driver.
2)authentication violation.Create a small standalone java program that
successfuly connects to the server and use those
settings to setup the connection pool.
Just FYI, JDBC-ODBC driver is unsupported,
and not thread-safe. You will likely not be able
to use it in production. I'd try to switch to a
fat Sybase server and corresponding JDBC driver.
Regards,
Slava Imeshev

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