SQL Server 2005 with an ODBC-JDBC Bridge

Hello,
I use an ODBC - JDBC Bridge (because when I use SQL Server 2005 Driver JDBC Version 1.1, the text connection failed). I don't know why I can't reverse my model.
What happened?
thanks
Billie

We have also a SQL server 2000 instance at the same server. Yesterday I have spoken with the sql server admin and he told me that he has disconnect the sql server 2000 databases whatever this means. :-D
Now all works fine. Thank you for your help
BTW I use the following connection string:
jdbc:sqlserver://my_db_server;instanceName=my_instance_name;DatabaseName=my_db_name

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