Microsoft Sql Server data source ???

I'm trying to use the Microsoft Sql Server 2000 jdbc driver (without any success) in developing a small jsp app: specifically, I'm trying to set connection in web.xml as follows
<context-param>
<param-name>
javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.sql.dataSource
</param-name>
<param-value>
??? What the heck is the value for Microsoft SQL Server 2000 ???
</param-value>
</context-param>
(basically, this code is swiped from Ch. 12 of Bergsten's book, Java Server Pages - his example uses jdbc-odbc bridge driver).

you need to Specify that the physical table object is a stored procedure. When you select this option, you type the stored procedure in the text box. Requests for this table will call the stored procedure.
For stored procedures that are database specific, select the Use database specific SQL check box. At run time, if a stored procedure has been defined, the stored procedure will be executed.
In the table properties, you need to create columns manually.

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Hi Shiva:
Please refer to SAP Note 512739 - "BW external DB Connect for MS SQLServer"
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Hi All
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Ideally code written for database connectivity should not be included in my Labview code or problems could occur if my client changed his servers , database structure etc.
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Microsoft SQL server is an intermediate piece of software that allows my Labview code to access the database without actually 'seeing' it. With my client using SQL server they can modify the way my Labview code sends data to their database if they decide to change their servers, database structure etc.
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What Dennis suggested was that the DB guy will write something known as a "stored procedure" and that you will call it.
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ADO connectivity is used and the connection string is best located in the windows registry file. Presumably this option would give my client the most flexiblity? Is this the same thing as the .udl file?
Basically, the scheme is like this:
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This may not be perfectly accurate, but the concept is basically this - in Windows, you talk to ANY database from ANY program using the same interface - you call ADO functions which will be responsible for getting to the DB you want and you use SQL to issue the commands, since the basic SQL commands are supported by all DBs.
To identify the DB, you use a connection string. This connection string can have all the data in it or it can point to an existing file (UDL or DSN) which holds the data pointing to the DB. Dennis suggested that when developing on your machine, you will use a file pointing to a local DB, but when deploying you will use a file of the same name which will point to the real DB. Your program will always go to the file and from there it will know which DB to go to.
The only time when this should really matter to the client is during configuration (for example, if the DB was moved to a different machine). All the client needs to do is edit the UDL file to point at the new location of the DB.
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I don't know how much this efficiency will be relevant in the speeds you need.
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Hi,
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Hope this helps.
Thank you,
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hi,
am running the below command for moving sql serevr mdf and ldf files from one drive to another : c drive to d drive:
but am getting the below error
SQL Server\MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\abc.mdf". Operating system error 2: "2(The system cannot find the file specified.)".
use master
DECLARE @DBName nvarchar(50)
SET @DBName = 'CMP_143'
DECLARE @RC int
EXEC @RC = sp_detach_db @DBName
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--SET @NewPath = 'E:\Data\Microsoft SQL Server\Data\';
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SET @DBFileName = @DBName + '.mdf';
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SET @LogFileName = @DBName + '_log.ldf';
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SET @DESTData = @NewPath + @DBFileName;
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SET @DESTLog = @NewPath + @LogFileName;
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now am getting the message :
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(3 row(s) affected)
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First you should have checked the database mdf/ldf name and location by using the command
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Go
Sp_helpfile
Looks like your database CMP_143 was successfully detached but mdf/ldf location or name was different that is why it did not get copied to target location.
Database is already detached that’s why db offline failed
Msg 15010, Level 16, State 1, Procedure sp_detach_db, Line 40
The database 'CMP_143' does not exist. Supply a valid database name. To see available databases, use sys.databases.
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Attached step is failing as there is no mdf file
Msg 5120, Level 16, State 101, Line 1
Unable to open the physical file "D:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL11.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\CMP_143.mdf". Operating system error 2: "2(The system cannot find the file specified.)"
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Search for the physical files(mdf/ldf) in the OS and copy to target location and the re-run sp_attach_db with right location and name of mdf/ldf.

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Attachments:
Screenshot.zip ‏425 KB

Thanks Scott,
The database function is OK now after I changed imported tables in SQL Sever.
Actually, I once tried anothor method that you refered by using the scripts
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Thanks
Jacky
Attachments:
Error.jpg ‏59 KB

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SQL Server Data Tools – Business Intelligence for Visual Studio 2013 (SSDT BI) and SSIS on SQL Server 2012

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Hi cjrinpdx,
According to the picture, it seems that we can use SSIS 2012 support is not included in SSDT-BI for VS 2013. And based on the previous versions, SSIS always different from SSRS, SSAS.
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Since I have no environment to test this at this moment,
I recommend you that submit the feedback at
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