Problems using Oracle or MSSql DBMS with Weblogic 5.1 SP6

We have installed Weblogic 5.1 with service pack 6 on NT 4.0.
The database access works fine with the default Cloudscape,
but when we try to use the SQL scripts for Oracle supplied by BEA,
we keep getting rollbacks.
We have also tried to modify the SQL scripts to access a MSSQL 7
database,
and we get the same kind of problems.
Can anybody help ?
Thanx.
Fabien Coppens
Consultant B2C,
Fi System
78 Bld. de la République
92100 Boulogne
Tel : +33-1-47 61 52 55
mailto : [email protected]

I guess SQL syntax for cloudscape may not be same as Oracle. Pls check
cloudscape manuals.
Also you are talking about rollbacks. Could you be more specific.?
Pls post full stack trace here.
Kumar
Fabien Coppens wrote:
We have installed Weblogic 5.1 with service pack 6 on NT 4.0.
The database access works fine with the default Cloudscape,
but when we try to use the SQL scripts for Oracle supplied by BEA,
we keep getting rollbacks.
We have also tried to modify the SQL scripts to access a MSSQL 7
database,
and we get the same kind of problems.
Can anybody help ?
Thanx.
Fabien Coppens
Consultant B2C,
Fi System
78 Bld. de la République
92100 Boulogne
Tel : +33-1-47 61 52 55
mailto : [email protected]

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