SQL Server as dehydration database

hi all,
i want to use the SQL Server 2005 as a dehydration database for the BPEL that comes with the SOA 10.1.3.1.0,
i use the data direct jdbc downloaded from the oracle site,
i executed the corresponding sql server schemas located in the bpel/scripts folder,
when i try to connect to the bpel with username and password i got the following message:
"No domains accessible to the user logged in."
i tried the jtds jdbc and i got the same error
does anyone has any idea about the BPEL 10.1.3.1.0 compatibility with SQL server? thanks

thank you for your reply,
actually, i noticed that the sqlserver schema (in the bpel/database/scripts) for bpel is not updated for the new BPEL 10.1.3, the value in the table version is 2.0.3 where in the oracle schema is 2.0.4
for example when i tried to add a new domain, it said that hte object 'domain_properties' doesn't exist, so i think that the schema is not compatible with the new version of bpel

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